We enter into a valid contract $($it is in writing, etc.$)$ whereby I agree to sell and you agree to buy you my house for $$200,000.$ Later I change my mind and tell you that I will never sell you the house.

a$.$

You can only get monetary damages

b$.$

You cannot force me to sell my house to you.$$

c$.$

You can seek specific performance of the contract as it is real estate

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d$.$

None of the above

a$.$

You have a claim for breach of an express warranty

b$.$

You have a claim for breach of the warranty of merchantability

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c$.$

You have no claim as the salesman never said the boat would float

d$.$

None of the above