BE.C Essay Model Answers Flashcards

1
Q

An offer requires:
(1) ________________,
(2) certain and definite terms, and
(3) communication to an identifiable offeree.

A

an express present intent to be legally bound to a contract

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An offer requires:
(1) an express present intent to be legally bound to a contract,
(2) ____________, and
(3) communication to an identifiable offeree.

A

certain and definite terms

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An offer requires:
(1) an express present intent to be legally bound to a contract,
(2) certain and definite terms, and
(3) ___________.

A

communication to an identifiable offeree

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4
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The UCC applies to contracts for the sale of goods. Goods are _________.

A

moveable, tangible property

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5
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Merchants

A

entities/individuals who regularly deal in goods of the kind sold

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____________ are always followed by a location. The risk of loss passes to the buyer at the named location. The seller bears the risk of expense of getting goods to the named location. The contracts can either be shipment or destination contracts, depending on the location named.

A

Free on board (FOB)

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Free on board (FOB) are always followed by a location. The risk of loss ____________. The seller bears the risk of expense of getting goods to the named location. The contracts can either be shipment or destination contracts, depending on the location named.

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passes to the buyer at the named location

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Free on board (FOB) are always followed by a location. The risk of loss passes to the buyer at the named location. The seller ____________. The contracts can either be shipment or destination contracts, depending on the location named.

A

bears the risk of expense of getting goods to the named location

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Acceptance requires
(1) unequivocal acceptance terms, (2) an offeree with power to accept, and (3) _________.

A

communication of acceptance

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10
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Under UCC 2-207, additional or different terms included in the acceptance of an offer generally do not constitute a rejection unless:
(1) offer expressly limits acceptance to the offer terms,
(2) when between non-merchants or a merchant and a non-merchant, the acceptance is made expressly conditional on the offeror’s consent to the additional or different terms, where these terms are a proposal for addition to the contract that is to be separately accepted or rejected, or
(3) when both parties are merchants,

A

the additional or different terms are part of the contract unless:

(a) the terms materially alter the agreement, or
(b) the offeror objects within a reasonable time

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Under UCC 2-207, additional or different terms included in the acceptance of an offer generally ____________ unless:
(1) offer expressly limits acceptance to the offer terms,
(2) when between non-merchants or a merchant and a non-merchant, the acceptance is made expressly conditional on the offeror’s consent to the additional or different terms, where these terms are a proposal for addition to the contract that is to be separately accepted or rejected, or
(3) when both parties are merchants, the additional or different terms are part of the contract unless:
(a) the terms materially alter the agreement, or
(b) the offeror objects within a reasonable time

A

do not constitute a rejection

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12
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Consideration involves (1) a ____________ (2) of legal value.

A

bargain for exchange

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13
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Consideration involves (1) a bargain for exchange (2) of ________.

A

legal value

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14
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Under the UCC, to be enforceable, agreements for the sale of goods for $500 or more must be in writing containing:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
The writing need not be an actual contract, or the terms be contained on one piece of paper. A series of correspondence between parties may suffice.

A

(1) identity of parties,
(2) contract’s subject matter,
(3) terms & conditions,
(4) recital of consideration, and
(5) signature of the party to be charged, unless both parties are merchants.

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15
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A contract breach occurs when a party fails to perform once (1) ____________, (2) time to perform arrives, and (3) performance is not discharged.

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conditions precedent are met or excused

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16
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A contract breach occurs when a party fails to perform once (1) conditions precedent are met or excused, (2) ________, and (3) performance is not discharged.

A

time to perform arrives

17
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A contract breach occurs when a party fails to perform once (1) conditions precedent are met or excused, (2) time to perform arrives, and (3) ________.

A

performance is not discharged

18
Q

A condition precedent occurs ___________.

A

before an absolute duty of performance arises

19
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Failure to perform by the time in the contract is generally ______.

A

Not a material breach if performance is rendered within a reasonable time.

However, if the contract makes timely performance essential, or expressly provides time is of the essence, failure to perform on time is a material breach.

20
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The UCC requires perfect tender. If the goods or the tender of delivery fail to conform to the contract, the buyer may:
_______________.

A

(1) reject the whole,
(2) accept the whole, or
(3) accept any commercial units and reject the rest

21
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A rejection of goods requires the buyer:

A

(1) give the seller notice, (2) within a reasonable time after delivery or tender

22
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Compensatory damages are split into 2 categories: (1) ________ and (2) ________. Damages must be foreseeable, causal, and certain.

A

expectation & consequential

23
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____________ damages are split into 2 categories: (1) expectation and (2) consequential. Damages must be foreseeable, causal, and certain.

A

Compensatory

24
Q

Compensatory damages are split into 2 categories: (1) expectation and (2) consequential. Damages must be __________.

A

foreseeable, causal, and certain

25
Q

Cover

A

market price - contract price

26
Q

Consequential damages are awarded if __________.

A

a reasonable person foresees at the time of contract formation such damages will result from breach