alleryStart learning →Time is not essential and the promisor is late. The promisee may?
AClaim only the price back
BAvoid the contract at once
CClaim compensation for loss
DRefuse later performance
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Claim compensation for loss
Where time is not essential the contract stays alive and the promisee gets compensation for delay losses.
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