Module 2 Case Analysis 1
March 12, 2020
In Jul 2010, OpenPeak Inc., the defendant, was making computer tablet merchandises for AT&T. In their quest to insert wireless data modules in these tablets, they presented a purchase order to the plaintiff, Option Wireless Ltd., for 12,300 units of their modules that were priced at $848,700 (Marr 2).
The two parties came to an agreement that the purchased modules will be delivered in isolated shipments. The two parties decided that Option Wireless would send the remaining 9,840 units, which amounted to $678,960, in one final shipment; provided that OpenPeak Inc. would give a 12.5% deposit payment for the overdue balance.
According to the terms in the seller’s invoice, the buyer had at least 14 days from the date when the invoice was written to when the seller https://www.solvedcollegepapers.com/product/business-c12v-module-2case
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