Q Marti, the owner of an expensive sports car, agreed in writing to sell the car to Berini. Because both parties recognized that some necessary engine repairs were needed, their contract did not specify the sales price, intending to determine the cost of repairs first. The cost of repairs was later determined and the final price settled, but the price was never included in the contract. Is this an enforceable contract? Think about how 'definite' is this? Are the rights and duties 'clearly' spelled out? Do the parties 'understand' what they have to do? Please reference, page 205 on memorandum
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