n7 The defendants rely on a request for admission to the effect that the holding company was advised on June 24, 1992, that the defendants intended to revoke "the options." They also cite the testimony of Jerome Eilert on direct examination at the preliminary injunction hearing. He responded in the affirmative when asked whether June 24, 1992, was the first time he had heard that the defendants intended to revoke both the 1982 and the 1989 options. However, the minutes of the trustees' meeting on June 24, 1992, and the subsequent notice mailed to the holding company, both indicate that the trustees' decision was to revoke the 1989 option agreement alone. Furthermore, the letter dated September 8, 1992, by which the defendants returned the tendered $1.00 in consideration for the 1982 option agreement, expressly gave notice to the holding company that the co-trustees considered the 1982 option agreement invalid. Because all inferences from the evidence must be drawn in favor of the nonmoving party, the court is of the opinion that there is sufficient evidence from which a trier of fact could conclude that the 1982 option agreement was not in fact repudiated until September 8, 1992, after the holding company tendered the $1.00 consideration for the 1982 option agreement.