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    A. It Gives Rise To A Right For Damages B. It Gives Rise To A Right To C. It Does Not Give Rise To Any Remedies For Breach of Contract

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    Brian, a computer shop owner, offered to sell his computer to Christina for $5,000 and promised to wait for her reply until Sunday. Considering this promise, Christina said she would buy Brian a drink next week. However, Brian sold the computer to another customer before Sunday without waiting for Christina's response.

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    A. It Gives Rise To A Right For Damages B. It Gives Rise To A Right To C. It Does Not Give Rise To Any Remedies For Breach of Contract

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    Brian, a computer shop owner, offered to sell his computer to Christina for $5,000 and promised to wait for her reply until Sunday. Considering this promise, Christina said she would buy Brian a drink next week. However, Brian sold the computer to another customer before Sunday without waiting for Christina's response.

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    Brian, a computer shop owner, offered to sell his computer to Christina for $5,000 and promised to wait for her reply until Sunday. Considering this promise, Christina said she would buy Brian a drink next week. However, Brian sold the computer to another customer before Sunday without waiting for Christina's response.

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    A. It Gives Rise To A Right For Damages B. It Gives Rise To A Right To C. It Does Not Give Rise To Any Remedies For Breach of Contract

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    Brian, a computer shop owner, offered to sell his computer to Christina for $5,000 and promised to wait for her reply until Sunday. Considering this promise, Christina said she would buy Brian a drink next week. However, Brian sold the computer to another customer before Sunday without waiting for Christina's response.

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    Last Monday, Brian, a computer shop owner, offered to sell his computer to

    Christina, a student, for $5,000. Brian further promised Christina that he would
    wait for Christinas reply until Sunday. On the same occasion, considering Brians
    promise to wait for her reply, Christina told Brian that she would buy Brian a
    drink next week. Without waiting for the reply from Christina, Brian sold the
    computer to another customer.
    Required: In relation to contract law:
    (a) Explain whether there was a contract between Brian and Christina. (4 marks)
    (b) Assuming that there was a contract between Brian and Christina, explain the
    legal effect of Brian selling the computer to another customer.

    1.

    In the context of the law of contract, what is the consequence of


    breaching a warranty?
    A. It gives rise to a right for damages
    B. It gives rise to a right to
    terminate the contract
    C. It does not give rise to any remedies for breach of contract

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