Lynn,a tailor,agrees to sew a pair of drapes for Zach's living room.Zach promises to pay Lynn $300.Lynn completes the drapes using material selected by Zach,but Zach is not satisfied and refuses to pay for them.In this case:
A) whether Zach will have to pay for the drapes depends upon whether as a reasonable man he ought to be satisfied.
B) the standard applied here is a subjective standard of satisfaction.
C) the doctrine of frustration of purpose applies.
D) the condition of satisfaction is an express condition.

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The question mentions that Zach is not satisfied with the drapes, so the issue is whether his dissatisfaction is reasonable. In such cases, the standard applied is a reasonable person's standard of satisfaction, which is an objective standard. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. Option B is incorrect because a subjective standard of satisfaction is not applied here. Option C is also incorrect because the doctrine of frustration of purpose does not apply in this case. Option D is incorrect because the condition of satisfaction is not an express condition, but rather an implied condition that the customer should be satisfied with the finished product.

Lynn,a Tailor,agrees to Sew a Pair of Drapes for Zach's