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Binding Contract Between Claire Dawn And Leonardo Decapo
Basic Contract Project
Frances Teeter
Kaplan University

Professor David Rakowski
PA130
March 10, 2015

MEMO
To: Ms. Starz
From: Frances Teeter
Date: March 10, 2015
Subject: Is there a binding contract between Claire Dawn and Leonardo DeCapo in the matter of the 1965 Corvette Stingray sold by Claire Dawn?

In the above subject matter, it is in question whether or not there is a binding contract between Claire Dawn and our client, Mr. Leonardo DeCapo, in the matter of a sale of Claire Dawn’s 1965 Corvette Stingray. I have reviewed all of the relevant facts and documentation provided to us by Mr. DeCapo and have arrived at the following conclusion in regards to this matter: Ms. Dawn made an offer to Mr. DeCapo in the amount

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