In the Case of Marsh V.Gentry,the Court Held

In the case of Marsh v.Gentry,the court held:

A) Gentry had the right to purchase the property without disclosing his identity to Marsh because of the special rules for auction sales.
B) state statutory law gave Marsh the absolute right to know Gentry was the purchaser.
C) Gentry acted properly because he was following "accepted business practice. "
D) Gentry acted properly because Marsh had consented to a sale of the property.