On 1 June 2009, Shoes Galore received brochures from Rubbersoles, the local distributor of the ‘Adeedust’ brand of sports shoes, advertising the latest limited edition ofAdeedust shoes for sale at $50 per pair. Shoes Galore wanted to get their hands on the limited edition shoes, so they quickly sent an e-mail to Rubbersoles stating, ‘we are glad to place an order for 100 pairs, on 30-day credit terms.’On 2 June 2009, Rubbersoles replied by e-mail that they could deliver 100 pairs, cash on delivery. On 3 June 2009, Shoes Galore sent out a letter informing Rubbersoles that they were agreeable to paying cash on delivery of theAdeedust shoes. This letter reached Rubbersoles on 5 June 2009.On 4 June 2009 Rubbersoles e-mailed Shoes Galore stating that they were no longer in a position to deliver theAdeedust shoes as they had run out of stock (inventory) due to overwhelming demanD、Required:Discuss whether there is a binding contract between Rubbersoles and Shoes Galore. (10 marks)