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Mr. Wonderful

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Farmer's Fortune Insurance has a contract with Farmer Fran to insure her crops against insect damage. The contract does not specify which insects are covered or how much damage is necessary to make a claim. The contract will probably be enforced in favor of
 A)Farmer Fran.
 B)Farmer's Fortune Insurance.
 C)Neither side, as it is ridiculous to try to insure against insects.
 D)Cannot determine... would have to go through litigation to decide.

Question 2

Under a device known as nachfrist notice, the CISG allows either party -- buyer or seller -- to fix an additional period of time, beyond the date called for in the contract, for the other to perform.
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

TRUE



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