Custom Designs Inc, a custom suit maker, has a contract to purchase its suiting fabric from ABC Textiles. The dye used in the most recent order of fabric from ABC appears to be slightly different from the sample agreed upon in the contract and from orders in the past and will not work with custom's product line. The manufacturer insists that the material is the same as previous orders. What should Custom consider at this point? Select one: a. whether it makes business sense to sue ABC b. the impact of the litigation on the industry c. whether it can prove that the breach was due to negligence on the part of ABC d. that failure to immediately sue ABC will result in giving up its right to sue Daniel owned some out-of-town real estate which Paul had been eyeing for some time. On June 1, Daniel's real estate agent passed along an offer to Paul, whereby Daniel offered to sell Paul that land for $590 000. The offer was expressly to be "open" until June 8 and acceptance had to be in writing. Paul was delighted and even more pleased to learn from the realtor that there was plenty of time to consider the offer. On June 3, the real estate agent gave Paul some bad news: Daniel had unexpectedly sold the property to someone else. Paul is furious that Daniel sold the property while promising to keep the offer open until June 8th and intends to sue him. What is Daniel's legal position? Use IRAC to analyze the case