Irving is shopping at the local Computers R Us store and agrees to buy a computer for his home "on the condition of personal satisfaction." If Irving takes the computer back to the store stating that he doesn't like the computer,then the seller must accept the return of the computer and terminate the contract.

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The statement describes a condition of personal satisfaction, which is subjective and not specified in the contract. Therefore, the seller is not obligated to accept the return of the computer and terminate the contract. It would depend on the specific terms of the contract and the store's return policy.

Irving Is Shopping at the Local Computers R Us Store