Problem:
Wine World Inc, a producer and supplier of wines such as Beringer, Napa Ridge, and Chateau Sovereign, Distributed its wines through independent distributors including Varni Bros. Varni Bros, maintained warehouses, a fleet of trucks, and trained salespeople and provided other services to its suppliers, including Wine World. Varni started distributing Wine World wines in 1975 on the basis of a handshake. Written contracts were rare in the business; everyone "understood" what a "distributorship" involved. There was no discussion regarding how long the arrangement would last. In 1989 Wine World consolidated its distribution network and terminated its arrangement with Varni on 60 days' written notice. Varni sued, arguing that an implied term of their contract, supplied by industry custom, was that they could be terminated only for good cause. Can industry custom supply a term of an implied contract?
Additional Information:
The question is from Law and this question is discusses about the termination of contract which is based upon word of mouth. The plaintiff sues the company for revoking its contract of the distribution. This has been stated in the solution.
Word Count of Solution: 150 Words