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No... a contingency is between the buyer and the seller. It just gives the buyer an out if certain things don't happen. It doesn't give Comcast any obligations
by natch 12y ago
No... a contingency is between the buyer and the seller. It just gives the buyer an out if certain things don't happen. It doesn't give Comcast any obligations in the matter.
Comcast could be held accountable for other reasons, but not by a contingency.
- Filligree 12y agoThat was my point. There's no way to force Comcast to serve them, but they could have gotten out of the purchase.