Under the CISG, the fixing by the buyer of an additional reasonable period of time in which the seller may perform is known as ________
A. délai de grâce
B. de minimis
C. nolo contendere
D. Nachfrist notice
D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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You live in an Eichler-built house in Cupertino California. You admire Apple so much that it is the only stock that you want in your portfolio
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