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Drennan's Argumentative Essay

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The court sided with Drennan that there was no need for consideration to make a promise binding under an unilateral contract. Court also ruled that if there is a mistake that Drennan must know about mistake however, Drennan did not know and had no reason to believe that the bid submitted by Star Paving was a mistake. Star Paving failed to alleviate damages cause and that their argument was meritless (CaseBriefSummary.com, 2013).
Court ruled that Star Paving did not present evidence that their bid was binding in exchange for Drennan use. The Trial Court awarded Drennan 3,817$ in damages. The Appellate Court affirmed decision, stating that if a promise is made and there is reasonable expectation that, that promise is used in a act of reliance

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