Problem:
Maren and Josh are neighbors. Maren and Josh enter into a contract that will allow Josh to use Maren's TV to play video games with his friends on the "weekend." Josh assigns the meaning of "Friday night and Saturday and Sunday" to the term "weekend" in the agreement with Maren. Prior to entering the contract, Josh overhears Maren explaining to her friend that Josh will be able to use the TV on Saturday and Sunday only. In the event of a legal dispute over the meaning of the term "weekend," what is the most likely result? Group of answer choices A contract will not be formed because there was no mutual assent between Maren and Josh. A Court will use Maren's interpretation of "weekend" because Josh had knowledge of the different meaning that Maren applied to the term. A Court will use Josh's interpretation of "weekend" because it is the meaning that a reasonable person would apply to the word. A Court will allow Josh to use Maren's TV every other Friday night and Maren to use it on the opposite Friday nights so the outcome is fair to all parties.