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English, 28.09.2019 01:20 kyra737

Suppose chuck and barbara agree to purchase a vacant lot from steve, the legal owner. two days later, steve's father calls and informs them that steve has changed his mind, as many precocious 16-year olds are apt to do. at the time the contract was signed, steve did not reveal his age. what are chuck and barbara's options?

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