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Case Study Analysis | Fine Spirits & MontGras Winery

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Added on  2019-09-30

Case Study Analysis | Fine Spirits & MontGras Winery

   Added on 2019-09-30

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CASE STUDY ANALYSIS0 | P a g eCASE STUDY ANALYSISLIABILITIES
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CASE STUDY ANALYSISTable of ContentsIntroduction.....................................................................................................................................................................1Facts of the case and Issues............................................................................................................................................1Rule of Law and Analysis...............................................................................................................................................2References.......................................................................................................................................................................71 | P a g e
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CASE STUDY ANALYSISIntroductionThis paper is a case study analysis based on the facts that Fine Spirits Imports and MontGras Winery has at all went into terms which formed a contract between them and also the obligationswhich parties to a contract are dutybound to perform, whether, was performed so as to claim damages or compensation to each other and also to the third party, by the not performing individual part and also lack of performance by the authorized agent who worked towards the fulfilment of the contract, thereby causing harm or injuries to third parties in the course of action.Facts of the case and IssuesFine Spirits Imports ordered a shipment of wine from MontGras Winery and applied from that Mont Gras Winery website, and the terms so laid by the MontGras Winery was agreed upon by Gus Garcia, owner of Fine Spirits Imports. Payment was also scheduled with terms that consideration will move towards the seller, once the wine has arrived in the agreed place. The Miami Trust Bank, emailed the bill of lading along with the invoices to Gus Garcia and was further informed that notification of arrival of wine will be supplied to both the parties, i.e. both Fine Spirits imports and MontGras Winery. All the information relating to bank transfer was formalized and documented, but, Gus Garcia’s administrative assistant provided wrong information regarding the inputs in transactions and which included information of seller, which was not at all seller’s, but was for some farm in Morocco. The wine arrived on scheduled date, but was delivered in wrong warehouse and was delivered by Smooth Sailing Shipping. Notice of delivery was sent to both the parties, but, no one took any further action in mending the delivery 2 | P a g e
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