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polet [3.4K]
3 years ago
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1. Imagine this scenario: On Thursday, after your computer breaks, you order a new computer from Amazon to be delivered on Frida

y, paying extra so the computer arrives in time for your big presentation to the company President. If you mess this up, you will lose your job. Unfortunately, the computer does not arrive for ten days and you lose your job. What can you sue Amazon for? What promise did Amazon breach? 2. What contract provision (promise) could Amazon agree to that would make it liable for your lost job?
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Brums [2.3K]3 years ago
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Answer:

I would sue amazon for not getting the delivery on time.

Explanation:

I would do this because the new computer i was supposed to get did not come, and if that happened to be I would be infuriated! In my opinion, I don't think amazon could do anything that would make it liable for my lost job. That job must have been a really important one. Hopefully this helps! ;) From, a 12 year old.

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