The key ingredient in a firm's financial planning is an accurate sales forecast

A broker negotiated the sale of a client's acreage. Shortly after the seller accepted the buyer's offer, the broker found out that the buyer's agent had recently arranged for the same buyer to pay a much higher price per acre for similar acreage nearby. In this situation:

A. nothing can be done about it now that there's already a contract B. the broker should disclose this information to the seller C. the broker should contact the other agent and try to renegotiate the contract D. the contract is void for inadequate consideration

Which of the following statements best describes facts in legal reasoning?

A) Facts are the most basic building blocks in a legal decision or argument. B) Facts are words used to describe the reasons for reaching conclusions in a complex legal dispute. C) Facts are the issues in a dispute, which is the bone of contention between two opposing litigants. D) Facts are the position or stance on an issue.