M4 On January 2, 1980, A and B entered into a contractwhereby A sold to Ba parcel of land for P10,000with the right to repurchase. Since they werefriends, no period was agreed upon for therepurchase of the property.a. Until when must A exercise his right ofrepurchase?b. If A fails to redeem the property within theallowable period, what would you advise B to dofor his better protection?

Partnerships and contract made under legal provisions safeguards the interests of the parties…

Answered: On January 2, 1980, A and B entered…

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