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rewona [7]
3 years ago
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Dorothy bakes various items and supplies them to different patisseries. Friendly Neighborhood Baker has placed an order for 50 c

upcakes and 50 brownies daily from Dorothy. A month after entering into the contract, the bakery is demanding that Dorothy increase the supply to 500 for each item for its other outlets. In such a case:
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1 answer:
pochemuha3 years ago
3 0

Answer and Explanation:

From the following given case or scenario , we can state that in this particular case, <em>"Dorothy will stick to the contract and thus has to supply in accordance to the agreement or the actual contract. </em>" Even though the Friendly Neighborhood Baker is demanding of Dorothy to increase the supply to 500 for the cupcakes and brownies but still the supply would still remain in accordance to the agreement signed.

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