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Business, 12.03.2020 18:21 madisonelizibet1

Mitchell orally agrees to pay Lorena to plant and harvest a quarter of Mitchell’s farm acreage for four soybean seasons. After Lorena prepares the land and plants the first crop, Mitchell says that their deal is off.
Lorena can most likely recover:

a) in quasi-contract.
b) nothing.
c) in restitution.
d) on the parties' existing contract.

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