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Business, 30.07.2019 06:00 billycain9647

Fuzo inc., a manufacturer of leather bags, enters into a contract with a firm regarding the installation of a machine in fuzo's factory. fuzo agrees to pay $1000 for the machine and another $200 as the installation charge. in this scenario, the terms of the sale will be covered under

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