Reference no: EM131042302
Initial Text: Nellie Nimble, purchasing manager for Fast Color Paint Company, mailed a purchase order to AB Can Corporation for 100,000 cans of high-gloss white paint at $15 per gallon wholesale. The order form mailed by Nellie contained 17 printed conditions on its reverse side. The third condition stated: "Buyer may reject any defective goods within 30 days of delivery."
The order form also stated that payment would be made as follows: 50% upon receipt of the goods, and 50% within 30 days of the receipt of goods. AB Can (the seller) sent a signed letter confirming the order, but the letter stated: "Any objection to goods shipped must be in writing within five (5) days of receipt of goods." AB Can's letter specified the same payment schedule as Fast Color's purchase order, but stated, in addition, "Interest at the rate of 12% per year will be charged on late payments." Fast Color's purchase order said nothing about interest on late payments.
AB Can delivered the cans (100,000) and Fast Color sought to object to 10,000 of the cans as defective on the seventh day after receipt of the cans. Fast Color paid 50% of the order’s purchase price upon delivery but paid the balance (minus the 10,000 cans it rejected) 40 days after delivery.
1 - Did Fast Color have the right to reject 10,000 cans, seven days after delivery?
2 - Does Fast Color owe interest on the portion of its payment that was not paid within 30 days of receipt of the paint order?
3 - Did the provision for interest on late payments materially alter the contract?
4 - What terms in AB Can’s purchase confirmation are additional terms, not mentioned at all in Fast Color’s order? (Explain your rationale, and also state whether you believe the outcome is fair.)
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