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Question 1
Further action from the side of the buyer might have occu
ed by not purchasing the piece as there were few absurdities regarding the paintings. Based on the terms and conditions, it had some hidden information, and the depiction of the picture was conveyed with the installation issue. As per the classification of law, the purchasing contract has no perception of being fulfilled with contractual forms. Hence, the absurdity and the frustrating contract might have grasped the decision of a buyer for extending as well as renewing the contract for more periods[footnoteRef:2]. The fact took a serious concern as it diverted the route of contemplating with the contract and maintaining a timely bond to passively enter the contract. The event has been made i
elevant as well as implicit as it missed to maintain the originality and to meet the original obligations as directed under the contract. The event has not been formed with proper procedure and the fault occu
ed, having a shared fault and disregarding action. [2: Hawkins, D. (2020). Property Act and NEPA Violations. Wisconsin Law Journal.
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However, there is no clear perception of the further actions that happened between Sotheby and the buyer, from the backdrop of the situation and perceptional analysis; it could be assumed that no longer perception on extending the contract will take place. The backdrop of the fall and its impact on the general outcome has been estimated and been assumed with a clear dimension of buyer’s perception and the action of Sotheby. Hence, a legal action might imply the continuity of the plan.
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