(a) That's wrong. 

You were asked to select the most accurate statement.

It is correct to say that, in these circumstances, a court is unlikely to issue either an injunction or an order of specific performance in these circumstances, and the facts do not show an anticipatory breach has occurred. 

It is incorrect to say that, in these circumstances, A can seek an order (injunction) to stop B from delivering the tractor to anyone but himself.

It is incorrect to say that, in these circumstances, A can establish an anticipatory breach by B, immediately accept B’s repudiation, and sue for damages.

It is incorrect to say that, in these circumstances,  A can seek an order of specific performance, requiring B to deliver the tractor to him

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