In the Case of Marsh V.Gentry,the Court Held

question 4

Multiple Choice

In the case of Marsh v.Gentry,the court held:

• A) Gentry had the right to purchase the property without disclosing his identity to Marsh because of the special rules for auction sales.
• B) state statutory law gave Marsh the absolute right to know Gentry was the purchaser.
• C) Gentry acted properly because he was following "accepted business practice. "
• D) Gentry acted properly because Marsh had consented to a sale of the property.