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Burien Wholesale, LLC negotiated by telephone to purchase approximately $10,000 worth of laptop computers from Seattle Electronics, Inc.
Burien Wholesale, LLC negotiated by telephone to purchase approximately $10,000 worth of laptop computers from Seattle Electronics, Inc. The final details were worked out by text and cell phone conversations on March 5th. On March 7th, Seattle Electronics sent Burien Wholesale a confirmation of their telephone agreement, which included the specific details of the agreement. However, on March 6th, Burien Wholesale was offered a better deal than Seattle Electronics and they accepted it. Upon arrival of the confirmation on March 7th, Burien Wholesale ignored it and did nothing further until June 10th, the date before Seattle Electronics was to deliver. On June 9th, Burien Wholesale informed Seattle Electronics that their agreement was an unenforceable oral contract and that delivery would not be accepted. When attempts to resolve the dispute failed, Seattle Electronics sued Burien Wholesale for breach of contract. How should the court rule on this case?
