Multiple choice

In case of an agreement to sell, the aggrieved party

  1. can sue for price

  2. can sue for damages

  3. can sue the buyer for injunction

  4. none of these

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B Correct answer
Explanation

In an agreement to sell (not a completed sale), ownership hasn't yet transferred. If either party breaches the agreement, the aggrieved party's primary remedy is to sue for damages - compensation for the loss suffered. The aggrieved party cannot sue for specific performance of the sale or for the price, as the contract is still executory. Damages compensate for the breach rather than forcing completion.