Ella and Terry both own computer stores. Ella offers to buy one computer from Terry. Ella sends
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Ella and Terry both own computer stores. Ella offers to buy one computer from Terry. Ella sends Terry her offer, offering to pay him $1500 for the computer and stating that she will pay by credit card. Terry responds with his company's acceptance form. He accepts the offer, but his form states that a credit card payment will not be accepted, and payment must be made in cash. Assume that changing the form of payment is not a material alteration to the contract.
This question has 3 parts:
- Who, if anyone, is classified as a merchant in this transaction, and why? This could be neither of them, either one of them, or both of them.
- Under the default rule, would Ella's offer terms govern, or would Terry's acceptance terms govern, and why?
- What, if anything, could the other party do to make their terms govern instead?
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