A singer skips night six, but B lets her sing on night seven. B can now?
AClaim damages but not end it
BDemand double her fee for it
CClaim no compensation at all
DEnd the contract right away
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Claim damages but not end it
By allowing the seventh performance B acquiesced, so he keeps only a claim for damage from night six.
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