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lana [24]
3 years ago
8

Green Grocer and Futurity Farms enter into an agreement whereby Futurity will supply Green Grocer with 200 dozen eggs every two

weeks. The contract does not specify a duration term. Green Grocer has found a cheaper source and would like to terminate the contract with Futurity. Green Grocer may terminate only if it
a. Provides 30 days notice to Futurity of its desire to terminate
b. Provides a signed writing notifying Futurity of the immediate termination of the contract
c. Provides reasonable notice of its intent to terminate the contract
d. Pays separate consideration to Futurity for its agreement to terminate
Business
1 answer:
MatroZZZ [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: a, provides 30 days' notice to futurist of its desire to terminate.

Explanation: for an appointment to be terminated, there would a notice prior that termination, you can't just terminate an appointment without a 30days notice.

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