Question

While George travels for two months, Mary agrees to housesit and care for George's three horses at her stables. The parties agree that Mary will pick up the horses on the first day of George's trip, and George will pay Mary when he returns. George returns home from his travels and finds that Mary never picked up the horses. George sues. What will be the likely result?

Answer 1

The answer is: George will win the lawsuit

Step-by-step explanation:

George and Mary had a legal binding contract, in which each party agreed to:

• Mary agreed to pick up George's horses and care for them during his two month trip.
• George agreed to pay Mary for her work as horse keeper.

If Mary breached the contract by failing to perform her part, George is entitled to sue her.