TO: Ronald T. Dumpp, Chief Executive

FM: The Law Firm

SUBJ: Legal Advice

Dear Mr. Dumpp,

After your recent requisition of legally advice concerning the commercial flooring for you Pig Out restaurants. My staff and I have carefully reviewed your case and picked out all the legal issue that concerns you and your restaurants. It is our mission to provide you with the best legal services possible. We are also determined to find the best possible solution that will make you and the PigOut family happy. Below we have listed the legal issues that concern us and our recommendations on each matter.

First off I want to point out to you the essential elements that will bind you in a contract. The law will only recognize contracts where there is intention to create legal relations. Parties to an agreement concerning commerce or business intend to be legally bound. The court will look at the conduct of the parties to determine whether there was intent or not. Secondly an offer is a proposal and upon acceptance a legally binding contract is formed. The third element of a contract is consideration. A legally enforceable contract must be supported by consideration. Consideration is usually money, however, a promise to do something can amount to consideration. The fourth binding contractual element is capacity. A contract may not be valid if one or both parties lack the legal capacity to contract. Intoxicated people have the incapacity to enter enforceable contracts. The fifth element is genuine consent and it must be given freely, and without a mistake about the nature of the contract or undue pressure or misrepresentation. The last essential element of a contract is the legality of objects.
Various statutes prescribe whether a contract is void or a contracting party is subject to penalties if certain terms are included.

The first issue that need