BUSINESS LAW
17th Edition
ISBN: 9780357007594
Author: Mann
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 4, Problem 14CP
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To discuss: Whether the given situation is a violation under the clause of commerce.
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Star Homes Company a home builder in Sohar purchased various appliances of value RO 5000 from International Appliances Company a retail merchant selling home appliances in Muscat. They were intended to be installed in one of the Star Homes under construction houses and were to be delivered on February 1 between 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. At 5 o’clock on that day, the appliances had not been delivered to Star Homes Office. Star Homes employees waited for a while closed the office and left.
Sometimes between 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm International Appliances Company truck came and since was no one present in Star Homes office the delivery man put the appliance in the garage and left. During the night, someone stole the appliance. Star Homes denied that it was responsible for the loss and refused to pay International Appliances Company for the appliances.
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3-If…
Congress is give the exclusive power to adopt regulations under the commerce caluse for which of the following? (Choose all of the correct answer).
A. Amtrack train fares between L.A. and Reno, Nevada
B. Lyft fares charged in Las Vegas
C. Air fares charged by airlines between S.F. and New York
D. Bus fares between L.A. county and Phoenix, Arizona
E. Catamaran fares between Huntington Beach and San Clemente Island
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