6. Judes Custom Camera Works, Inc. (remember them from question4 in this Part 2-B?) is a manufacturer and wholesaler of specialized motion picture camera and ancillary equipment. Manhattan Camera Suppliers, a store in New York City that sells motion picture camera and ancillary equipment to film makers and other members of the public, sent Judes Custom Camera Works a purchase order offering to buy 20 Model 308 panoramic motion picture cameras. The purchase order stated the credit term to be 2% discount if payment was made in 10 days of the order, with the full amount due in 30 days. Judes Custom Camera Works responded with an acceptance form accepting the offer from Manhattan Camera Suppliers. The acceptance form from Judes Custom Camera Works, however, stated that full payment was due on delivery of the cameras and that disputes under the contract would be settled by arbitration to be held in San Diego, California, where Judes Custom Camera Works has its only facility. Manhattan Camera Suppliers did not respond to the acceptance from Judes Custom Camera Works.

a. Do the parties have a contract? Why or why not?

b. If the parties have a contract, what is the payment term for the contract?

c. If the parties have a contract, is the arbitration clause part of the contract? Why or why not?