Giuseppe Makes a Contract with Hilda in Which,for $100,he Will

question 78

Multiple Choice

Giuseppe makes a contract with Hilda in which,for $100,he will collect for her every Nintendo game ever made.After he completes the set,he refuses to give the games to Hilda,having become attached to them.Which of the following is true about Hilda's remedy against Giuseppe?

• A)The law states that Giuseppe must only repay the monetary value of the games to Hilda,but she receive the games.
• B)Nintendo games are worthless,so Hilda shouldn't waste her time and accept the loss.
• C)Hilda doesn't have a case because $100 is inadequate consideration for the contract.
• D)The law states that Giuseppe must only repay the monetary value of the games,but under equity Hilda may be granted specific performance for the games.
• E)Hilda can only receive specific performance for Giuseppe to receive the games,not monetary compensation.

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