8. Innis Ltd. reach a verbal agreement with McKenzie Co. to sell them 16 tonnes of firstgrade steel for $2,100 per tonne. At the request of McKenzie, Innis drew up a written version of the contract and both parties signed it. Shortly after delivery, Innis received a cheque from McKenzie for $19,200 in full settlement of the account, and was horrified to discover that the figures 1 and 2 had been reversed in the written contract and the price read "$1,200 per tonne" instead of "$2,100 per tonne," and neither party had noticed it at the time

. a. Discuss what Innis Ltd. may do in this case. What remedy is most appropriate in the circumstances and why?

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