On September 20, Sam agreed in a written contract to sell Blackacre, a parcel of mountain property bordered by a river, to Bella for $500,000. The contract provided that the transaction was to close on December 20. Blackacre was improved with a single story residence. On December 1, after 3 weeks of heavy rain, the river flooded, severely damaging the residence. When Bella learned of the damage to the residence, she refused to proceed with the sale transaction. Sam sought specific performance. If Bella prevails in this action, it will be because: Question 6 options: a) Bella bore the risk of any loss to the property. b) Sam remained in possession of the resort. c) The majority view of equitable conversion applies. d) Flooding is an act of God which discharges the contract