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A party wholly refuses to perform. What may the promisee do?

AOnly sue for delivery
BWait three more years
CSimply ignore it
DEnd the contract
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. End the contract
Complete refusal or self-disablement lets the promisee end the contract, unless he has shown acquiescence in its continuance.
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