Abuyer was negotiating the purchase of a house for himself. during a conversation with the seller, the seller agreed to include all kitchen appliances in the sale, and this fact was included in the sales contract. in this situation, if the seller takes the appliances with him, what recourse does the buyer have?

The buyer may sue the seller for specific performance

Explanation:

A buyer wishes to purchase a house from a seller. He is negotiating with the seller about the purchase.

             In the sales contract, it is mentioned that the seller will include all the kitchen appliances in the sale of the house.

             Now if the seller takes the  kitchen appliances with him when selling the house, the buyer can file a case in the federal court against the seller and sue him for his act because in the contract it was mentioned to include all the kitchen appliances with the house.

Thus the answer is "The buyer may sue the seller for specific performance".

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