Cengage Advantage Books: Essentials of Business Law 5th Edition by Jeffrey Beatty,Susan Samuelson

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In the LeMond case, the court ruled:
(a) Protective's failure to supply marketing and media plans was a material breach of the contract because without those plans, LeMond could not monitor sales.
(b) Protective's failure to supply marketing and media plans was a material breach of the contract because Protective had agreed to supply the plans.
(c) The requirement that Protective use commercially reasonable means to promote the product line was not enforceable because the term was ambiguous.
(d) Protective's failure to supply marketing and media plans was not a material breach of the contract.