and if EI takes them back the carrier they chose becomes liable or in MATW's view
Risk of loss regarding said units shall forever pass to Eternal Image upon delivery to Eternal Image’s carrier
Now, you still would have to deal with breach of contract, which the BINDING LOU is
If EI needs the inventory they should buy the products so they can sell them - if EI does not need the inventory MATW can not sell them on their own because MATW has breached the deal and is no longer authorized to sell the products - so it behooves MATW to follow through (my interpretation)
I don't even follow this logic below in quotes
and if EI is unable to buy the products back from matthews the LOU is history
if MATW doesn't abide by the LOU its toast then, not if EI doesn't buy the inventory from MATW
The ragged tooth shark can turn on a dime and twist itself up, much like your post does
This is clearly understandable if you read what you posted
BTW, when did EI have the ST and Vatican products for sale?
I must have missed that when talking with Eternal Image
MLB has been their lobster and butter for the most part