Ming-Na Orders a Certain Type of Rose from a Florist

question 20

Multiple Choice

Ming-Na orders a certain type of rose from a florist for her event. A disease sweeps through that type of rose, and the florist could only obtain the roses at great cost, if at all. Is there any defense that the florist can use?

• A) Commercial unreasonableness
• B) Commercial impracticability
• C) Performance hardship
• D) Unforeseen circumstances
• E) Undue influence

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