Who is right? Can seller back out?
I agree with Ms. Straus. However, it sounds like the seller would be barred from relying on the notice, including on grounds of waiver and estoppel.
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I agree with Ms. Straus. However, it sounds like the seller would be barred from relying on the notice, including on grounds of waiver and estoppel.
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