Dyno Construction Company v. McWane Inc.

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• noting that although the price lists in question set forth descriptions of the materials, prices, and quantities, nothing was stated about the place of delivery, time of performance, or terms of payment
• noting that a price quotation is usually consid- ered an invitation for an offer
• \All that is required of the [qualified] witness is that he or she be familiar with the record-keeping procedures of the organization.\
• fact that witness not involved in the preparation of the printed computer records and did not know who prepared them were not matters that precluded admission of documents as business records
• computer printout of business records held admissible

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