Re: Is this Contract Still Valid?

CE,

What contract? The agreement to sell does not sound like a contract. For
this agreement to become a contract you should have received something in
return for your agreeing to sell.
This is not a"legal" question, it is a question of your integrity. It's
not clear from your post what you promised or to who. If you agreed to sell
something for $100 then you should but you can not beforced sell.

Good luck,
Dave M


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