Every business enters into contracts. You and your partner will imagine a situation in which your business could be sued for breach of contract by a supplier or customer. If You and your partner are the owner of restaurant:

1. Describe the breach of contract with the supplier Your answer should identify the supplier (i.e. what do they supply you) or the customer ( what you supply to them) Your answer should specifically identify how your business allegedly breached the supply contract 2. Identify and explain whether the claim is for a breach of condition or warranty To answer this question you must know what is a condition vs a warranty and how are they different Hint ... in contract law a warranty is not about repairing a product and a condition is not about the "terms and conditions" - review the course content for the answer 3. Identify and discuss two different clauses/terms that you could include in your contract to reduce or eliminate the risks of being sued for breach of contract. For each clause, explain how it helps reduce the risks Your answer should identify the clause/term by its specific name and then explain how that clause/term reduces or eliminates the risk of being sued