Stu bid $122 million for a Picasso painting, and the seller accepted the bid. Then the seller received a higher bid, $160 million. The seller told Stu the painting would not be delivered.
Stu get's no remedies. Unless there was a signed contract, Stu gets no remedies. Since the seller willingly didn't sell it because of reasonable reasons, Stu gets none. Stu should've paid more. 160 is better than 122
Stu really does not have many remedies unless there was a contract signed In the scenario it does not say there was a contract. If there had been a contract he could sue the seller, for backing out.
Stu get's no remedies. Unless there was a signed contract, Stu gets no remedies. Since the seller willingly didn't sell it because of reasonable reasons, Stu gets none. Stu should've paid more. 160 is better than 122
ReplyDeleteStu really does not have many remedies unless there was a contract signed In the scenario it does not say there was a contract. If there had been a contract he could sue the seller, for backing out.
ReplyDeleteStu dont have any remedies. unless there was a signed contract. If Stu want he should have bid more then the other person.
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