Medical Eye Clinic Case

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In the first case, the court is likely to rule in the case in favor of the Medical Eye Clinic Corporation. Natalie entered into a contract and then refused to perform. This is a breach of contract and Natalie does not have grounds to get out of her previous contract because another gig was going to pay her more money. In the second case, the court is likely to rule in favor of Optical Center, Inc. This is because Medical Eye Clinic Corporation was already contracted to sell the building to Optical Center, Inc. and just because they were offered more money by Medical Eye before the transaction was complete does not make the contract null.

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