• Victoria Kaelin went to Home and Outdoor Furniture to purchase a bird bath. The salesperson quoted Victoria $543.33 for a wrought iron bird bath. The salesperson accepted Victoria's money for the bird bath. Apparently, the salesperson needed reading glasses, as the price for the bird bath was $1,543.33. Home and Outdoor Furniture refused to deliver the bird bath unless Victoria paid an additional $1,000. They also offered to refund Victoria her $543.33. Victoria paid the $1,000 in protest (she really wanted that bird bath!), but then sued Home and Outdoor Furniture for breach of contract. You are working for a judge and she wants you to prepare the opinion discussing all issues in this case. (In your opinion address all the contract issues that relate to these facts, i.e., was there a valid offer and acceptance?

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Offer and Acceptance The initial quote of 54333 by the salesperson at Home and Outdoor Furniture constitutes an offer for the wrought iron bird bath V... View the full answer