Your friend meets you for coffee one day driving a brand new motor scooter. You immediately fall in love with it and offer them $2,000 for it. Your friend politely declines and states they paid $3,000 but goes on to say i may sell you my scooter, if you pay $2,700. If your friend later refuses to go through on the deal, can you hold them liable for breach of contract?.

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If your friend later refuses to go through on the deal, No, you cannot hold them liable for breach of contract because there was not any consideration.

A binding agreement which is legally enforceable and that establishes, or defines as well as it controls the parties' respective rights and responsibilities in relation to one another are called a contract.

In most of the cases, the exchange of commodities and services, or monetary value takes place during the course of the contract, or the parties involved commit to doing so at a later time.

Because there was not any consideration exchanged between the parties, you will not be  able to hold your freind  accountable for a breach of contract in the event that they subsequently back out of the arrangement.

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