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In a contract for the sale of goods, a court will always consider whether the buyer paid a fair amount if it is asked to help determine whether the sales contract is valid.

Robby was gifted a rare Pokémon Charizard trading card on his 18th birthday which was a card he had always dreamed of owning. The day after his birthday he went to a game shop to get a free appraisal to find out how much the card was worth just because he was curious about its fair market value. The shop owner, a large and muscley man twice Robby’s size, examined the card and valued it at $600 which was a fair appraisal given this card was so rare, and he offered to buy the card from Robby for $600. Robby politely declined the shop owner’s offer as he decided he wanted to keep the Charizard card and frame it at home as a personal keepsake. However, the shop owner became aggressive after Robby declined his offer to sell the card. He grabbed Robby by the collar, slapped him twice, and threatened to hurt him even more if he didn’t sell the card. Fearful for his safety, Robby agreed to sell the card for $600 and, after the shop owner calmed down, Robby signed a receipt of sale under the shop owner’s watchful eye and ran out of the shop. What is the result of the contract entered into to sell the card for $600?

A contract agreeing to work for someone else for the rest of your life must be in writing in order to be enforceable.

Speech that is considered sales puffing is generally sufficient to create an implied warranty but not an express warranty.

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What type of wavelength of light would penetrate most deeply?

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