Although the nonhappening of presupposed conditions may relieve the seller of her contractual duty, if the contingency affects only a part of the seller's capacity to perform, the seller must
A) hold all inventory until she has enough to fulfill all contracts.
B) sell what inventory she has so that she can refund all payments.
C) fulfill earliest orders first.
D) allocate delivery and production in a fair and reasonable manner among her customers.

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When a seller cannot fully perform due to the nonhappening of presupposed conditions affecting only part of their capacity, they are generally expected to allocate their limited resources (such as inventory and production capabilities) in a fair and reasonable manner among all their customers. This approach ensures equity and maintains trust in business transactions.

Although the Nonhappening of Presupposed Conditions May Relieve the Seller