1. As a term of the agreement of purchase and sale, Buyer demands that Vendor obtain a legal opinion stating that the Vendor has valid title to the property that is being sold. Vendorretains his lawyer to prepare the title opinion and, when it is complete, Vendor gives it to Buyer and it has no disclaimers in it. The transaction closes.A year later, Buyer is contacted by someone claimingto be the owner of the property and demands they vacate. Upon inspection of the title to the property, it is discovered that Vendor never was the owner of the property - and any reasonable lawyer would have discovered this had they done a proper review of title. Vendor has since gone bankrupt and cannot be sued. Buyer can still...

Group of answer choices

A. sue the lawyer in tort using a third-party liability claim.

B. sue the lawyer in contract using a third-party liability claim.

C. sue the lawyer in tort using a vicarious liability claim.

D. sue the lawyer in contract using a vicarious liability claim.

E. either A or B.

F. either C or D.