Problem: Mr. Jones offers, in a signed writing, to sell his house to Ms. Spencer for $375,000. The offer closes with this statement: "You must accept this offer no later than February 15." On the morning of February 15, Ms. Spencer mails Mr. Jones a letter of acceptance along with a certified check for $375,000. Her letter of acceptance adds, "Oh, by the way, although your offer did not mention it, I expect you to leave the window coverings." Mr. Jones receives Ms. Spencer's letter on February 18, but he does not respond or deposit the check. On February 25, Ms. Spencer decides that she does not want the house. That same day, she tells Mr. Jones that she has revoked her offer and she stops payment on her check. Mr. Jones sues Ms. Spencer for specific performance. Who should the Court find in favor of? Group of answer choices Ms. Spencer because Mr. Jones never agreed to leave the window coverings. Mr. Jones because Ms. Spencer accepted his offer by the deadline. Mr. Jones because a contract was properly formed. Ms. Spencer because her acceptance was received after the deadline.