Contracts
An Alabama seller who withdraws a counteroffer before the buyer accepts it has legally:
ABreached the original contract
BValidly revoked the counteroffer, and there is no binding agreement✓ Correct
CCreated a binding contract by making the counteroffer
DViolated AREC regulations
Explanation
A counteroffer may be revoked by the offeror at any time before acceptance is communicated. Upon revocation, there is no binding agreement.
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