In the Case of Rosenfeld V

question 3

Multiple Choice

In the case of Rosenfeld v.Basquiat,Basquiat sold several paintings to Rosenfeld and provided him with a written receipt.Unfortunately,Basquiat died before delivery,and Basquiat's heirs challenged the enforceability of the agreement.The court determined that

• A) because the written agreement was completed in crayon on a scrap of brown packing paper, the writing did not meet the formality of a proper contract.
• B) because the written agreement did not contain the terms of delivery, the writing was too vague to form a contract.
• C) because the writing contained the names of the paintings, the price paid, and Basquiat's signature, the paper was sufficient to evidence a contract.
• D) because the writing was not signed by Rosenfeld, the paper was not sufficient to evidence a contract.

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Definitions:

Obturator Internus

A muscle within the pelvis that acts to rotate and stabilize the hip.

Gluteus Medius

A muscle located on the outer aspect of the hip, crucial for stabilizing the pelvis and enabling hip abduction.

Tensor Fasciae Latae

A muscle of the thigh that helps to stabilize and move the hip and knee, and is involved in the abduction and internal rotation of the hip.

Tibialis Posterior

A deep muscle of the lower leg that supports the arch of the foot and aids in plantar flexion and inversion of the foot.