Review the scenario: Amaze-on bookstore (AB) is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The bookstore has a store front, but also ships books upon request to its website. Being a small, independent bookstore, they never advertised outside of Minneapolis. However, Amaze-on had a growing number of regular orders from California. So much so, that orders from California represented 10% of their gross revenues and 7% of total orders. Amaze-on used a cloud-based solution for its website whose servers were in California. Amaze-on bookstore sold a book to a California customer (CC) which was the wrong edition and in poor, rather than the good condition promised. CC paid $1750 and wants her money back. CC wants to sue and naturally prefers to get the hometown advantage by suing in California. AB sends a buyer to a show in California once per year to purchase rare books which fit within the scope of what their clients are likely to buy. Address the following:

1. Whether California Customer (CC) may bring an action in California?

Analyze the above facts and research the law to determine the answer to the above interrogatory. (there will be 3-4 interrogatories generally for the actual project, but we limit it to one here in the interest of time):

Be sure to utilize the facts and research and cite law to justify your conclusions. If you are missing any facts, please identify those and what impact they would likely have. You may not make up facts. Identify any assumptions you are making.

Put your answer in objective memorandum format with the following headings: QUESTION PRESENTED BRIEF ANSWER STATEMENT OF FACTS

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