Howard received $12 000 of the $39 000 price for his rare, impeccably maintained antique 1976 Jaguar XL from Wyn Wyn wil be able to add the Jaguar to her elassie car collection upon pyment ef the balance, due 30 days from the signing the contract. Prior to that date, Philip paid Howard $45 000 outright in exchange for the Jaguar. What amount of damages could you be reasonably certain of a court awarding to Wyn? Select one: $6000 $12 000 $18 000 $45 000
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![Howard received $12 000 of the $39 000 price for his rare, impeccably maintained antique 1976 Jaguar XL
from Wyn Wyn wil be able to add the Jaguar to her elassie car collection upon pyment ef the balance, due
30 days from the signing the contract. Prior to that date, Philip paid Howard $45 000 outright in exchange
for the Jaguar. What amount of damages could you be reasonably certain of a court awarding to Wyn?
Select one: © $6000 $12 000 $18 000 ⚫ $45 000
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- A8Buyer Javier makes a formal offer to Seller Joy: $250,000 and the appliances stay. Joy counters: $250,000, no appliances. Joy then reconsiders and accepts the first offer. Is Javier is obligated to buy the home? Why or why not? Yes, because Javier never formally withdrew the offer. No, because once Javier's offer is countered, it is considered rejected and is dead. Yes, because Joy's counter was for the same amount of money as Javier's initial offer. No. because a buyer can withdraw from a contract for any reason without penalty.am. 119.
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