Paul is a custom furniture maker who has operated Woodcraft…
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Pаul is а custоm furniture mаker whо has оperated Woodcraft Studio for the past 20 years. Paul advertises himself as a specialist in handcrafted oak tables, primarily for upscale restaurants and boutique hotels. He has contracts with several local businesses, including a five-year written agreement with Lena, who owns a chain of luxury hotels. The contract states that Paul will supply Lena with as many oak tables as she needs, and if he fails to deliver on time, he will owe Lena $500,000, representing her estimated lost profits from not being able to furnish rooms. Over the past three years, Paul has delivered between 3,000 and 15,000 tables annually to Lena. Although two years remain on the contract, Lena recently informed Paul that she can no longer continue purchasing tables due to severe budget constraints. Last month, David emailed Paul an order for “1,000 natural wood pieces” to decorate a new restaurant, without specifying a price or type of wood. David assumed Paul would send oak, his specialty, but Paul instead sent maple—the only “natural wood” available at the time. When David received the maple pieces, he was surprised but had no time to request alternatives due to the restaurant’s grand opening. He used the maple pieces and gave the restaurant owner a 50% discount off the agreed price. When Paul later invoiced David $1,000 per piece, double the usual oak price, David refused to pay anything. What contract remedies, if any, does Paul have against Lena? Discuss. What contract remedies, if any, does Paul have against David? Discuss.
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