solved Andy (A) and Barry (B) have been friends since early

Andy (A) and Barry (B) have been friends since early high school age and are now roommates while attending the public, state operated State University (SU). Several times each week they go on an extended bike ride together, starting with pre-ride coffee, and a refueling of lunch at the dorm cafeteria after the ride. Other students and SU personnel often join them A&B are both avid readers, and both collect books from their favorite authors. They attend book signings, lectures, and post ride discussions often turn to chatting about their latest book findings.A&B maintain a small “little library” shelf at their dorm where they trade and share books with others for free. A&B have often discussed business futures in book editing, production, distribution, and sales.A&B know that future business activities involve business and personal risks, and know they must seek the advice of an attorney before acting on their plans.ADDITIONAL FACTS FOR THIS ASSESSMENT ONLY:A & B want to take their venture and partnership to the next level. They have drafted and both signed a partnership agreement that says that the profits and losses will be shared equally. The have discussed creating an eBook lending library to complement their real space “little library”. They decide they need to discuss this further and also learn about what will be required from their friend, Cecilia (C). Cecilia is a fellow student majoring in web design. A & B decide to meet on Saturday at the Student Union Building for breakfast and coffee and discuss this with C.Saturday comes and B never shows up. A and C discuss the idea of a website. C shows A many templates and sample websites she has done for others. A is impressed. C says, “Here is one that I am particularly proud of” and shows A an interactive website and explains eBooks can be included. C says, “This one takes a lot of work but would be a great application for your use.” B responds, “You are so right C. That is exactly what we want.” A & C finish their breakfast and coffee, shake hands, and A pays for breakfast and coffee. C then says, “I will get you the mockup by next Friday.”C contacts Dalia (D) who is another student who has helped C develop websites in the past. C tells D, “I have a great website development project for A & B. I would be willing to have you do the coding for the eBook part of the website for $200 if you can complete it by Thursday.” D goes right to work on it and completes it and sends her work to C on Wednesday afternoon. D then sends an invoice to A & B for $200 on Friday afternoon.Friday arrives and as promised C sends a mockup via email and a link. B is the one who opens the email in the library account and thinks it is a solicitation and throws it away. Along with the mockup there is an invoice for $500. A opens the email from D on Friday afternoon. B has gone rock climbing for the weekend. A says to himself, “I guess we owe this.” and sends D an electronic payment for $200. Analysis of the case based on the text Chapter 13. Introduction to ContractsAssignment Chapter 14. Agreement Chapter 15. ConsiderationAssignmentChapter 16. Capacity and LegalityAssignment Text: Kubasek, Browne, Dhooge, Herron, Barkacs, and Williamson, Dynamic Business Law, 4th Edition,