If a merchant displays a coat at a particular price, he has a binding requirement to sell at that price.

Name: If a merchant displays a coat at a particular price, he has a binding requirement to sell at that price.
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Displaying a product at a particular price is generally considered an invitation to treat, not a binding offer. This means the merchant is not legally obligated to sell the product at the displayed price if it was a mistake or for any other reason.

If a Merchant Displays a Coat at a Particular Price