Mid-South Packers, Inc. v. Shoney's, Inc.

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• ruling that offeror could raise the price set forth in its firm offer, but only after the time for acceptance had expired
• concluding that the interest and attorneys’ fees terms could not come as a surprise, because the buyer had received numerous invoices bearing those terms during the parties’ course of dealing
• “[Plaintiff’s] letter proposal was its offer in the sense that it was a promise to sell at the listed prices, justifying [Defendant] in understanding that its assent, i.e., its purchase orders or telephone calls, would close the bargain.”
• individual orders that are accepted are each separate contracts

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