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Question 1: Assess any legal rights that Robyn and Ashok may have against Perry.

Question 2: Would your answer be any different if Perry had told Robyn he must receive her acceptance in order for it to be effective?Explain any relevant law.

Question 3: If either Ashok or Robyn find out that the computer system is of poor quality and that it is only worth $230.00, do they have a remedy?Explain fully, stating any applicable law.

Information: Perry had a computer system that he wished to sell.He contacted Robyn by phone and offered to sell it to her for $2,300.Robyn took a few days to reply, and then wrote Perry a letter that said:

"I think the price is too high, but I'll offer you $2,000."

Perry received Robyn's letter on February 7, and that day mailed her a reply saying that he thought the system was worth $2,300, and that he would renew his original offer.Robyn received Perry's letter on February 10.

On February 13, Robyn mailed Perry a letter that said:

"I have investigated the market and have decided to accept your offer to sell me the computer system for $2,300."

Perry received Robyn's letter on February 15, but assuming that Robyn was not interested in the system, had on February 11 accepted an offer from Ashok tobuy the system at a price of $2,200.Ashok paid Perry a deposit of $300.

On February 11, upon accepting Ashok's letter, Perry had mailed a letter to Robyn telling her of the sale.Robyn received that letter on February 14.Robyn immediately phoned Perry and said:

"Don't give that system to Ashok.I think it's mine."

Perry replied that he had no obligation to Robyn because he had received no consideration in the form of a deposit from Robyn, and had revoked his offer to her.