Moana contracts to purchase a pool heater from The Great Aloha Pool Company.
As part of the $3,500, the company promised to install the pool heater that would be delivered to Moana's home and left in her driveway.
Because the heater was too heavy for Moana to lift, she was forced to leave it in her driveway.
She called The Great Aloha Pool Company, however, no one from the company responded to her calls about its installation.
Subsequently, the heater disappeared from the driveway. The Great Aloha Pool Company claimed that the risk of loss had passed to Moana, however,
Moana countered that the company had breached the contract by failing to install the heater as promised.
The most likely outcome is that
a. The Aloha Pool Company will bear the risk of loss because it did not install the pool heater that was required with delivery.
b. Moana will bear the loss because delivery occurred when the company delivered the pool heater in the driveway.
c. Moana will bear the risk of loss because the company delivered the pool heater and sent conforming goods.
d. The Aloha Pool Company will bear the risk of loss because it sent nonconforming goods.