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A lessee claims the lessor’s ordinary statutory right to retain qualifying improvements upon due payment is, without more, consideration for a purchase option. The clause does not identify it as option consideration and no separate valuable concession is proved. Under F.F. Cruz, is that assertion sufficient?

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Yes; every right already supplied by law is a new bargain for every option Yes; any reference to improvements conclusively proves an option fee Yes; the grantee need not prove anything No; restating the statutory right did not establish the required separate consideration

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