Juan and Marie enter into an oral agreement that Marie will sell Juan's crusty herb garlic bread to gourmet food stores in the area. This works until Juan gets sick and no longer makes his bread. Marie is furious that Juan is unable to supply her with the popular bread and sues him for lost profits. A court is likely to rule:

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There was no written contract or agency agreement between Juan and Marie, only an oral agreement. There was also no mention of any specific terms regarding Juan's obligations to supply the bread continuously. Therefore, the court is likely to rule that there was no breach of any contract and that there is no liability for Juan to pay damages to Marie. The oral agreement was not a binding contract, and Marie is not entitled to lost profits. Therefore, none of the other choices correctly apply in this situation.

Juan and Marie Enter into an Oral Agreement That Marie