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On Sаturdаy, while аttending a garage sale at the hоme оf Seller, Buyer saw a nice frame arоund a dull painting. Wanting only the frame, Buyer offered $20 for the painting and frame, and Seller accepted. Buyer paid the $20 and took the painting (in the frame) home. On Sunday, before cutting the painting from the frame, Buyer became curious to know more about the painting. Buyer researched it and discovered the painting was worth $100,000. Also on that Sunday, Seller’s brother informed Seller (to Seller’s dismay) that the painting that Seller sold for $20 was worth $100,000. Seller sued Buyer to rescind the sale. A. Buyer has a strong legal argument that the sale should NOT be rescinded. WHAT IS THAT ARGUMENT? B. Seller does not have a strong legal argument that the sale should be rescinded. NEVERTHELESS, WHAT LEGAL ARGUMENT(S) CAN YOU MAKE FOR SELLER’S POSITION? READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE ANSWERING THIS ESSAY QUESTION: Make it clear when you are answering Part A, and when you are answering Part B. Please do not repeat the question in your answer. For Part B of this question, you're encouraged to be creative, applying Contract Law concepts from throughout the course. NO USE OF AI IS ALLOWED. AI detection software will be used on your answers. Any answer that appears to be using AI will lose some or all of its points.
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