LEG500 Strayer University Widget’s Inc Agency Law Analysis Suppose that a business, Widgets, Inc., has operations only in Tennessee. Widget’s sells no prod

LEG500 Strayer University Widget’s Inc Agency Law Analysis Suppose
that a business, Widgets, Inc., has operations only in Tennessee.
Widget’s sells no products outside that state and has no other
operations anywhere else. Chuck, a former sales representative for
Widgets, Inc. now lives in Virginia. Chuck realizes that there are no
Widgets, Inc. brand widgets offered for sale in Virginia. He decides
that despite the retail price, he can still make a profit by selling
Widgets, Inc. widgets in Virginia. After all, Chuck already owns a
retail business himself and can easily incorporate the product line into
his storefront. For
six months, every week, Chuck rents a RYDER truck and journeys to
Tennessee where he purchases a truckload of widgets from Widgets, Inc.
RYDER
is fully aware of the nature of the transported items and initially
pays particular attention to Chuck’s attire each time he appears to rent
the truck. Chuck wears customized attire from his former employment
with Widgets, Inc. The shirt bears the name Widgets Inc. and the logo is
quite noticeable.
Chuck
wears his custom attire when driving to Tennessee as he expects to
visit his former colleagues when at the company. He thinks it is funny
to wear the old uniform when visiting the company. He visits and talks
to his friends and colleagues, has lunch every time and leaves with his
purchase.
Chuck
experiences monetary issues in his personal life. He rents the RYDER
truck but fails to pay RYDER truck for several rental periods.
RYDER then submits an invoice to Widgets, Inc. for payment.
QUESTION: Should
Widget’s pay the invoice, why or why not? This question requires an
Agency Law Analysis and application in your answer for credit.