A developer entered a contract with an investment company for the purchase of real estate. The land in question is divided into two lots - Parcel 1 and Parcel 2. After the transaction closed, a dispute arose as to whether both parcels were included under the Purchase and Sale Contract and whether both parcels should have been included in the legal description attached to the Warranty Deed. If a suit were filed (by either party), which of the following would be LEAST relevant to resolving the dispute?
A)The Purchase and Sale Contract.
B)The business card of the president of the investment company.
C)The Warranty Deed.
D)The transcript of the deposition of the developer.

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The business card of the president of the investment company. The best approach to answering this question is process of elimination. Answers A and C are relevant because both documents directly relate to the agreement between the parties and the conveyance of title. Answer D is relevant because it relates to the developer's claim or defense. Answer B is the correct answer choice because, compared to the other answer choices, it has the least bearing on the suit.

A Developer Entered a Contract with an Investment Company for the Purchase