Emma clumsy, the insured, makes a contract with rest in peace insurance company, the insurer, whereby emma will pay quarterly premiums of $200.00. upon emma's death, $400,000 will go to her son, henry as the beneficiary. further, the policy required that upon emma's death, the beneficiary must notify the insurer within three months. emma did not inform matthew that he was her beneficiary. emma died and her policy was not found until four months later. upon finding the policy, henry informed rest in peace insurance company that emma had passed away, but it refused to pay him the money. henry sued claiming that he was that he was not bound by the time limitation because he did not agree to it.
in this situation, henry is

You receive a memo from the vice president of procurement responding to your query. he writes: “it will be very important to maintain product continuity. we have a large base of devoted customers. we want to make sure that the quality and key characteristics of island knight stay the same through this transition. talk to frank, our consulting professional perfumer, for more information about the cologne. seasonal variations in costs are the single most significant factor in our deciding to go with another supplier, so finding a way to limit that should be the top priority. the overall marginal costs and shipping costs are probably somewhat less significant. you may want to talk to cindy, the product manager for island knight, regarding pricing information about the product.” what is the best action to take next?