Health Food Business Case Study Solution

The purpose of this case study is to identify whether business should continue as followed with Mr. Marshall. Or deciding to stop doing business with Mr. Marshall, what legal causes of action might he bring against the company, what damages or remedies might he seek, and what legal defenses might the company be faced with. Also, how will this affect Mr. Marshall once we stop doing business with him, the potential impact on Mr. Marshall’s continued exploration of his faith. Understanding biblical options that are available for resolving the disputes with Mr. Marshall. Gffhgfhg hjg hjhk jkhjkh hjjkh jkhkjhk hjk jkhjkh hjkh jkhkjhkjh huhuih jkhkj kjhjkhk h ojjl j j kljlj kjlk jkjlkjlj; j lj ;ljp ;lk;l jl kjlkjk h kljklj ik kl kjlkjlkjoj …show more content…
Almost six months, ago he visited a Sunday school class with his wife, and I was the teacher. After finding out information on Marshall’s health food business and him expressing interest of new products. I decided to inform Marshall that my family and I have a company; that produces Muscadine grapes that he may find interesting. I also, offered some samples of the grapes or the product my company used to develop the seeds. The samples I offered Marshall became popular with his clientele. From that point on Marshall began calling to order the grapes for his health store regularly. Even though, we had no contract in place I made sure Marshall received is order promptly. I would provide Marshall with an invoice attached to each order. There were many times Marshall paid late and I elected not to charge interest or penalty even though I reserved the right to do so. My son, made a delivery; which he’s done often to Marshall and Marshall had him to sign a contract without my knowledge. Huffington post wrote an article about my Muscadine grapes; which escalated the sales for my company. I had offers coming from everywhere. A Texas company wanted to pay do a contract in pay double of what I was now making. I felt it was only right that I let Marshall know of this potential deal. I even gave Marshall other suppliers that he could use. Marshall, then became upset and informed me of a …show more content…
Marshall, but I have chosen to move on from this ordeal. Unless the chance was given to the company to calculate fixed cost, the companies variable cost and how much profits the company would be making by selling to Mr. Marshall. Also, how much the company would make by selling to the buyer in Texas. Basing the company profit off of what seems more logical would lead to better decision. Only then could the company be willing to discuss with Marshall showing him all the output to continue producing services to his health food store. If he agreed, will sign a long-term contract with him for sale for of at least a period of one year with clearly defined price growth clause and notice period clause for either party. If he does not agree to the terms then the company will give a time limit to Mr. Marshal to find a new source. Approximately, 90 to 120 days to make a choice. As for the new buyer from Texas I must go through the contract about the time duration of the contract. Most contracts should display no more than a period of at least one year with price increase or decrease clause and also in said contracts that the notice period is clearly defined. The bible tells us If you forgive others for their wrongs they have done to you, your Father in heaven will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others, then your Father will not forgive the wrongs you have done. (Matthew 6:14-15) With all that has been learned Mr. Marshall