Zelda is a Hollywood movie star wanting to buy recreational property. She describes her specifications to Craig and asks him to make an offer to purchase if he finds a suitable property. She asks him not to divulge her identity. Craig finds an ideal property and makes a written offer in his own name to purchase the property for $500,000. The vendor signs an acceptance. Zelda suffers a financial setback and refuses to go through with the contract. Whom can the vendor sue?

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Craig is the only party who has entered into a contract with the vendor. Zelda is not a party to the contract, so she cannot be sued.

Zelda Is a Hollywood Movie Star Wanting to Buy Recreational