In the event that the intent of the parties with regard to the passage of title is unclear, title passes at the moment when the parties:
A) rescind the contract
B) petition the court for approval of title passage.
C) unconditionally agree to sell.
D) conditionally agree to enter into a contract

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When the parties unconditionally agree to sell, it is considered a clear intent for the passage of title. In contrast, choices A, B, and D do not necessarily establish clear intent regarding title passage.

In the Event That the Intent of the Parties with Regard