A commercial organization ordered the publishing house a batch of calendars for the next year with proprietary symbols. Publisher, loaded with other orders, put the calendars only in the month of May. The organization believed that the need to produce calendars by the beginning of the year stems from the seasonal nature of the goods, so the absence in the text of the contract of an indication of the delivery time cannot serve as an excusable circumstance for the defective debtor.
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