[Solved] A and B entered into an exclusive dealership agreement over the product of A in the province of Tarlac. XYZ Corp. ordered such product from A, hence, he delivered the same at its office in Tarlac. B learned about the transaction hence, he sued A for damages. Is A liable?

Q.	A and B entered into an exclusive dealership agreement over the product of A in the province of Tarlac. XYZ Corp. ordered such product from A, hence, he delivered the same at its office in Tarlac. B learned about the transaction hence, he sued A for damages. Is A liable?
A.	A can be liable for breach of contract.
B.	A can be liable for abuse of right.
C.	A cannot be liable because he was exercising a right.
D.	A is not liable, but instead, XYZ Corp. is liable for interference in contractual relationship.
Answer» B. A can be liable for abuse of right.

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