1)Identifying multiple issues in each of the questions based on the fact pattern; 2)The applicable rules for each of the issues; 3)Application of the rules to the facts of the case; 4)Reaching a possible conclusion

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1)Identifying multiple issues in each of the questions based on the fact pattern;

2)The applicable rules for each of the issues;

3)Application of the rules to the facts of the case;

4)Reaching a possible conclusion.

 

Will Bob prevail in a breach of contract claim against Dean? If so, was the breach minor or material? If the breach of contract claim is successful, would damages be available to Bob?

 

Case:

Bob Porter agreed to buy an airplane from Dean Dunn for $200,000. Bob attempted to obtain a loan to make the purchase, but as of the day of closing he had been unable to do so. However, he had found another person who agreed to repurchase the airplane from Bob for $225,000. Bob went to Dean's place of business on the closing day intending to take possession of the plane, but Dean informed Bob that Dean believed he should not go through with the deal. Thereafter Bob suffered severe emotional distress and loss of business reputation as a result of Dean's repudiation of the contract.