A valid offer of performance is refused. What is the promisor's position?
AHe must repeat it daily
BHe loses all his rights
CHe is liable for breach
DHe is free, rights intact
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. He is free, rights intact
A valid tender that is refused leaves the promisor free from liability for non-performance and keeps his rights alive.
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