Business, 11.11.2019 21:31, Chantamariepaul

Velma contracts with gordon, who agrees to build a stone retaining wall and french drain on her property. the wall and drain are necessary to prevent erosion of her land, which is falling into the creek on her property at a rapid rate. if gordon breaches the contract by failing to get to work, velma is under a legal obligation toa. wait until gordon is prepared to build the wall and drain. b. do nothing, because she is the innocent party and thus has no legal duties. c. absorb all of the costs associated with the property erosion caused by gordon's breach. d. mitigate her damages.

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