Business, 04.05.2021 18:20 laurachealsy923

Question 4 of 40 An appliance company leased a copier to a marketing firm for six months During that time, the marketing firm resold the copier to a third party for $2,000. The appliance company sought a remedy and was awarded $2,000 in court. What type of equitable relief is this? A. Restitution B. Reformation
C. Rescission D. Specific performance

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