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Ken, а bright аnd upcоming reseаrch chemist, had his research wоrk nоticed by officials of Acme Co., who then surprised Ken with a promise of a research fellowship of $10,000 to conduct research on synthetic fuel oil. Under the terms of the grant, Ken is free to use the money as he sees fit with no later obligation to Acme. Excited by the news of the forthcoming money, Ken decides to build his own laboratory so he will not have to rent one. He hires a carpenter who begins working on shelving and cabinets in the laboratory. Ken later receives an email from Acme stating the fellowship has been canceled. No reason is given for the cancellation. Ken sues to enforce the promise, but the trial court finds that no valid contract exists between Ken and Acme because one contract element is lacking. Which element is missing? Explain why it is not present. The trial court, however, still awards damages to Ken even though no valid contract exists. Which theory of relief (remedy) will the court use to award damages? List the remedy’s three elements and fully explain how and why the remedy is appropriate in this situation.
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