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Chapter 13, Problem 1IS
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Case summary: The company RF contracted with SD to buy two hundred carloads of frozen pizzas.
To find: The scope of cancellation of the contract by the parties before its performance.
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Case summary: The company RF contracted with SD to buy two hundred carloads of frozen pizzas.
To find: The status of the contract when one party has already shipped the product.
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