Precision had a contract to supply Higgins,Co.with 500 medical instruments for delivery in three months.Several weeks later Higgins reads in the Wall Street Journal that Precision has been sued for selling defective instruments.Higgins could:

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Higgins should require written assurances from Precision to ensure that the instruments they receive are not defective. This will protect Higgins from any potential problems or losses that may arise from receiving faulty instruments. While suing for damages or declaring the contract breached are options, they may be premature or unnecessary if Precision can provide satisfactory assurances that they will deliver the instruments as agreed upon. "Cover" may not be relevant in this scenario as it typically refers to finding alternative sources of supply, which may not be necessary if Precision can fulfill the contract.

Precision Had a Contract to Supply Higgins,Co