In the 1960s, the Internet was designed
a. to manage the government’s military establishments
b. as a means of communication that would withstand nuclear war
c. for e-mail purposes for employees of the National Science Foundation
d. to sell supplies to the Pentagon
e. none of the above
b. as a means of communication that would withstand nuclear war
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Some businesses may choose to file for Chapter 11 when they plan to ________ the business over an extended period or sell the business as a going concern
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A foreign judgment is:
A. A decision from a foreign country that is relevant to a U.S. jurisdiction B. Not relevant in the United States C. Any judgment entered in a court other than a particular state's court D. All of the above
?The Red Ripe Catsup Company sent its preprinted purchase order to Coldwater Farms for 100 tons of vine ripe tomatoes for $500 a ton with payment in 30 days after delivery. Coldwater responded with its preprinted acknowledgment form in which it stated the price as $600 a ton. Coldwater delivered the tomatoes and Red Ripe accepted the delivery. Red Ripe, without reading the price difference in the Coldwater preprinted form, sent a check for $500 a ton. Coldwater deposited the check and then claimed the additional $100 a ton. Red Ripe refused.
A. ?Under UCC § 2-207(1), a contract was formed and whether the price was $500 or $600 a ton will depend on a "different term" analysis. B. ?Under UCC § 2-207(1), a contract was formed and whether the price was $500 or $600 a tone will depend on a UCC § 2-207(2) analysis. C. ?A contract has not been formed under UCC § 2-207(1) so the parties need to resort to the common law's last shot doctrine and the price will be $600 a ton. D. ?A contract has not been formed under UCC § 2-207(1) so the parties need to resort to UCC § 2-207(3) and the price will be determine by the UCC § 2-305 gap filler.