Determine Breach of contract of personal teaching
Problem:
In response to an advertisement offering a free trial lesson in modern dancing, Galt, a graduate nurse, entered into a contract with the Modern Dancing Studios for 15 two-hour lessons for $350. Before she had taken all the lessons, the dancing instructor, Valentino, told her that she would become a wonderful dancer if she went on and that if she agreed to more lessons she would “probably get the bronze medal for dancing.” On St. Valentine’s Day he gave her a rose, and in the course of a lesson whispered in her ear how wonderfully she danced. She eventually signed a second contract to take another 35 hours of dancing lessons for $650. A new instructor was then assigned to her, and all compliments and personal attention ceased. Galt brought action for rescission of the contract and return of the $650.
On what ground might such a contract be voided? Should the action succeed?
Additional Information About Question:
This question is belongs to the Law and it discusses regarding a person who was promised as well as roped in for dancing classes with personal attention was then assigned the new instructor. The person who was promised special attention now desires to file a case against the first instructor for breach of the contract.
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