Sons Of Thunder, Inc. V. Borden Case

My first inclination would be to make sure my relationship with Marshall continues to be solid and intact spiritually and professionally, so that I can continue to counsel and speak into his life. While, I know that Marshall would possibly not share the same excitement for how God is blessing and expanding my professional territory Exodus (24:34), however, I would hope that I could share with Marshall that God is no respect of person (Romans 2:11) and if he blessed me as a child of God, he will continue to bless him as his child as well. Nonetheless, I would explain that I may not be able to supply him with the same consistency because of the out-put contract with my new client, however, I would continue to sell product to him if my supplies are over and above the units that I would sell to my new customer in Texas. Moreover, he has my assurance that If I can help him in …show more content…
By the same token, Marshall would possibly cite the Sons of Thunder, Inc v Borden, Inc case in which the decision ruled in favor of the plaintiff for the defendant’s breach of contract to purchase clams harvested by the Sons of Thunder, and similarly, to the issue at hand a breached of the implied covenant of good faith (lexisnexis,2016). And for this reason, Marshall believes he would have good standing to litigate this case if I choose not to accept the contract based on Section-306 of the Uniform Commercial Code stating that any requirement of the contract must be done in good faith and “not only must the party who determines quantity do so in good faith, it must also do so according to the commercial standards of fair dealing in the trade so that the requirements approximate a reasonably foreseeable figure" (Metropolitan Corporate Council, 2003). The implied portion of the good faith contract underscores the prevention of not doing anything that would inhibit the enjoyment of the fruits of the contract (Zarco