1. General Roue, a well-known alcoholic and philanderer, signed a treaty while distracted by two young women, one of whom held a large bottle of vodka and the other of whom held a glass–apparently for the General.
A couple of days after the party, the Rutamuan foreign affairs minister complained to his Candoman counterpart that General Roué had signed the treaty without the authority of the Rutamuan Supreme Military Council, the highest governing body of the country, and that the General was both drunk and distracted when he signed.
He also complained that, in fact, the text of the treaty that the General signed that day differed slightly from what was previously agreed. The minister argued that therefore Rutamu was not bound by the act of signing.
Advise the parties.
2. Would your answer be any different if it was established that girls were infact assassins from the neighboring country who had been planted there to force the General to drink and sign the document.
1. General Roue, a well-known alcoholic and philanderer, signed a treaty while distracted by two…
1. General Roue, a well-known alcoholic and philanderer, signed a treaty while distracted by two young women, one of whom held a large bottle of vodka and the other of whom held a...
