Max Corporation, a well-known television manufacturer, had several odd lots of discontinued models, which it desired to clear out. Max, the president, invited Dharun, the owner of Dharun Discount Chain, to come in and examine the different models and make Max and offer for the entire lot. The sets were segregated from the regular inventory. Fifteen televisions that were not discontinued models were accidentally included in this segregated group by one of Max's employees. Dharun was unaware that max did not intend to include the 15 tv's in the group. Dharun made Max an offer of $10,000 for the entire lot. Unaware of his employee's error, Max accepted Dharun's offer. Max would not have accepted Dharun's offer if Max had known the 15 current models had been included. Upon learning of the error, Max Corporation refused to preform and alleged mistake as defense. Dharun Discount Chain sued Max Corporation for breach of contract. Judgement for whom?