James Bond's offer has been accepted and he has removed all contingencies. Then he finds a betterhouse so he wants to cancel the current contract. Which of the following statements is true?He can walk away and take back his earnest deposit.He can walk away but he will lose his earnest deposit.verHe cannot cancel the contract because he has removed all contingencies

C He cannot cancel the contract because he has removed all contingencies.

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James Bond's offer has been accepted and he has removed all contingencies. Then he finds a better house so he wants to cancel the current contract. Which of the following statements is true?