Contracts
An offer is considered revoked when:
AThe seller signs the listing agreement
BThe offeror communicates revocation to the offeree before acceptance✓ Correct
CA third party makes a better offer
D24 hours have passed without acceptance
Explanation
An offeror may revoke an offer any time before acceptance, provided the revocation is communicated to the offeree. Once the offer is accepted and communicated back, a binding contract exists.
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