Company A and Company B have been doing business together for many years and have entered into many contracts for Company A to supply Company B with "green colored widgets." The color dye lots are not always consistent, and sometimes the "green" is closer to "blue," or is so pale as to be almost "white." Company B always accepted the widgets as delivered, and on one occasion accepted "red" widgets. Company B has now rejected the last shipment and sued Company A for its failure to provide "green widgets," as defined in an international standard of color designations. What is the judge most likely to say in resolving this case?

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The judge in resolving this case will likely consider several factors including the course of dealing between the two companies the previous acceptanc... View the full answer