Are goods unsatisfactory if they are below average in quality? 1.Heuristic Devices plc is a manufacturer of widgets. Advise it in respect of its liability under the following two contracts: (i) Heuristic agrees to sell 20,000 widgets to Jetson plc, delivery as required by Jetson but no later than three months after the contract date, which is July 1. On August 15, on a rising market, Heuristic advises Jetson by letter that it has no intention of performing the contract. Jetson takes no action in response to this letter but, on 2 October, it issues proceedings against Heuristic claiming damages. (ii) Heuristic supplies 10,000 widgets to Turbo plc on March 1. The widgets are all defective and Heuristic is in breach of its obligations under s 14(2) and s 14(3) of the Sale of Goods Act. Turbo uses the widgets in its manufacturing process to make atomic smashers. Some of these atomic smashers are bought by Rutherford plc, which suffers extensive losses of profit when they breakdown in service. This breakdown i