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Waiving right to sue

I run a fruit shop. A supplier has failed to deliver certain products recently and I threatened to take legal action. The supplier offered a three month discount on their services if I promised not to sue them. What should I do?

Personal and Consumer Contracts Breach of contract QLD AU
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