Johnson Entered into a Contract to Sell His Computer to Madison

question 16

Multiple Choice

Johnson entered into a contract to sell his computer to Madison for $950. Johnson then changed his mind and refused to deliver the computer to Madison as agreed. Johnson's failure to deliver the computer is considered to be

• A) an acceptance.
• B) a breach of contract.
• C) a quasi agreement.
• D) a performed contract.

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