Cengage Advantage Books: Business Law 9th Edition by Arnold Goldman ,William Sigismond

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Unless otherwise stated, assume that the age of majority is 18 in all problems in this section.
Attilio, a wealthy 17-year-old who had inherited money from her grandparents, was planning to become a professional violinist. She agreed with a local music establishment to purchase a Lagetto violin worth $3,000, advancing the store a $1,000 deposit toward the purchase price. Attilio then wished to rescind the contract with the music store. The music store contended that this expensive violin was a necessity because of her career plans to become a professional violinist. Attilio contended that since she already owned one other violin, a Storiani worth $3,000, which technically was suitable for her needs, this second violin was not a necessity. Her only reason for the second purchase was the fact that it was once owned by a nationally acclaimed violinist. Is she correct?