In an Output Contract, the Seller Can Operate a Factory

question 1

True/False

In an output contract, the seller can operate a factory on a 24-hour-a-day schedule and insist that the buyer take all of the output when that buyer had operated only eight hours a day at the time the contract was made and the buyer had knowledge only of the eight-hour-a-day operating schedule.

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