Multiple Choice
Joe and Jack have a written contract whereby Joe agrees to sell Jack a plot of land for $100,000.Later,without terminating the first contract,the parties modify the deal so that Joe sells Jack the same plot of land for $125,000.The second agreement is not a contract because:
A) the first contract was not terminated.
B) there is no consideration for Jack's promise.
C) Joe's promise is illusory.
D) written contracts for the sale of land cannot be modified.
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