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4. Dan has no rights against Ben to receive the $100.00. Although Ben created an offer by telling Dan he would pay him $100.00 and Dan accepted the offer, the consideration, Dan assisting with the landscaping project, happened in the past. This case is similar to the one in which Leah was not given the apartment she was promised. Because Dan’s end of the bargain, was already complete he faced no detriment and therefore he has no rights against Ben.

5. The arrangement between Belle and Frieda is now terminated. When the house was destroyed, that was the destruction of the subject matter. Frieda did not know about the fire when she accepted the offer but the offer no longer existed at that time.

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