Create a formal, written contract based on the following hypothetical situation:
You own a small flower shop, In Bloom, in Janesville, Wisconsin. You regularly supply floral arrangements for many special events around the state line of Wisconsin and Illinois. Nikki Lou is a resident of Illinois who is getting married March 15 of this year. She has purchased the following items that are to be delivered to First Church of Rockford (100 E. State Street, Rockford, IL 61103) at 9:00 am on March 15 of this year:
- Bridal Bouquet: $250.00
- 5 Bridesmaid Bouquets: $500.00 (5x$100.00)
- 1 Groom’s Boutonniere: $25.00
- 5 Groomsmen Boutonnieres: $75.00 (5x$15.00)
- 2 Altar floral arrangements: $500.00 (2x$250.00)
Besides including the above list and the standard elements of a contract, you are to also include the following clauses into your formal, written contract between your floral shop and Nikki Lou:
- A Mandated Alternative Dispute clause
- Choice of Law/Forum clause
- Act of God Clause in case flowers become unavailable.
- Restriction on assignment and delegation clause
This is a bilateral contract for each party is deriving a benefit.
Make sure to include all clauses and the numbers with the clauses. So label and number each clause. Examples: Choice of Law – The governing law for this contract. Then list the next clause….
Include the overall contract price in the itemizing.
Include addresses for all the parties and include signature lines at the conclusion of the contract.
Please include reference page.
