Vladimir Constructions Contracted to Build the Petersons a House for $50,000

question 47

Essay

Vladimir Constructions contracted to build the Petersons a house for $50,000. When Vladimir began digging the foundation, it hit bedrock, which was highly unusual in that area. Vladimir told the Petersons that it required an extra $5,000 to build the house. The Petersons agreed, but when the house was done, refused to pay Vladimir any more than the original contract price. What can be the outcome if Vladimir sues the Petersons for the extra $5,000 and why?

Understand the legal capacity required to enter into contracts.

Recognize the enforceability and validity of contracts based on content, context, and parties involved.

Distinguish between contracts that are void, voidable, and unenforceable.

Comprehend the principles governing the legality and enforceability of restrictive covenants.

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Definitions:

Objectification

The treatment of a person or group as an object, stripping them of their autonomy, agency, or individuality.

Entering

The initial phase or process of starting something, such as entering a new environment, condition, or state of being.

World of the Other

The perspective or lived experience of another individual, emphasizing understanding and empathy towards viewpoints that differ from one's own.

Shared Lived Experience

The commonalities in thoughts, feelings, and experiences among people within a group.