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Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a valid option contract?

Correct Answer

D) The optionee's promise to buy the property

An option gives the optionee the right but not the obligation to buy. The optionee does not promise to purchase; that would make it a purchase contract.

Answer Options
A
Separate consideration for the option
B
A stated option period
C
Defined purchase terms
D
The optionee's promise to buy the property

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