Contracts
An amendment to a Delaware real estate contract is:
AA change made before the original contract is signed
BA written modification agreed upon by all parties after the contract is executed✓ Correct
CA unilateral change made by the seller after acceptance
DAny verbal agreement between the parties during the transaction
Explanation
A contract amendment is a written modification to the terms of an existing, executed contract, requiring the agreement and signatures of all parties to be enforceable.
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