alleryStart learning →A agrees to paint B's house for $500, then demands $750 midway, and B agrees. B must pay A only
A$750
B$250
C$625
D$500
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. $500
A was already contractually bound to finish the job for $500, so the extra promise lacks fresh consideration.
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