Cindy agrees in writing to pay Bob $5,000 to "accidentally" hit and kill her horse, which has a large insurance policy, with his truck. Bob hits but does not kill the horse, and Cindy refuses to pay him. In their suit against each other for breach of contract, the court will consider
a. only Cindy to be at fault.
b. Bob and Cindy to be equally at fault.
c. only Bob to be at fault.
d. both Bob and Cindy to be at fault, but Bob to be more at fault than Cindy.
Chemico, Inc., and Petro Products Corporation enter into an oral contract in which Chemico agrees to sell a chemical refinery and the land on which it is situated to Petro. Under the Statute of Frauds, this contract is enforceable by
a. the seller.
b. the buyer.
c. any third party, such as the mortgagee or title company.
d. none of the choices.