Drew, a five-year-old boy, saved his allowance to buy his mother a present for her birthday. After a talk with his father, Drew discovered that the present was on sale and he would not have to use all of his allowance. When Drew returned home, his father learned that he had been charged the full price for the gift. When his father confronted the store owner, he refused to refund the sale. At the father's request pursuant to the contractual Right of Repudiation, the store owner must refund the sale, thus voiding the contract.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The Right of Repudiation typically applies to contracts where one party has not fulfilled their obligations or there has been a misrepresentation, not to a situation where a customer simply wants a refund due to a missed sale price. The store's refund policy and consumer protection laws would more directly determine whether a refund is warranted.

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