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Expectation Damages

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Put the aggrieved party in the same position as if K had been performed

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Conditions Precedent

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  1. Prerequisite to obligation to perform K obligations
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Assignments of K Rights

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After the creation of K, party makes a present transfer of rights UNLESS

  1. K says no assignments
  2. K depends on unique personal service
  3. Application of a common law rule or
  4. Output K (if it changes K duties, assignment is not permitted).
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Additional terms in K acceptance

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merchant (both parties) = the additional term is part of the K unless:

  1. the terms additionally modify
  2. opposing party objects
  3. offer states “no extra terms”
  4. parties not merchants

Not merchants = NOT part of K unless term is expressly accepted by the offeror

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Anticipatory Repudiation

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  1. Bilateral K, neither side has performed
  2. clear statement by promisor
  3. that she will not or cannot perform K
  4. triggering promisee’s right to sue wait or walk away
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Acceptance of Nonconforming goods
2-206-2-606

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Acceptance occurs if buyer:
1. Accepts nonconforming goods or
2. Acts inconsistently with seller’s ownership
a) accepting a part of commercial shipment generally = accepting the whole

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Installment K

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If goods delivered in separate lots and separately accepted then,
a) breach of a single lot occurs if a single lot (shipment) is nonconforming OR
b) breach of whole K occurs if the entire agreement is substantially affected

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Impossibility

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After K is formed; performance becomes objectively impossible; resulting in performance being excused

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Mailbox Rule

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Acceptance effective upon mailing subsequent revocation by offeror ineffective subsequent rejection ineffective by offeree ineffective unless offeror receives it first and reasonably relies on it to change circumstances

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Firm offer

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offer made by merchant for maximum 3 months in writing irrevocable offer to contract for time stated

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Open Price K

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UCC = K is valid without stated price if K is:
1. silent on price OR
2. Parties do not agree on price
3. Price is to be determined by the market or third party standard

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K modifications

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Common Law = requires consideration
*need not be in writing

UCC = no consideration
*must be in writing, Good faith

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Output for Requirements K

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In good faith;
Supply requirements for a business’ needs OR
Purchase outputs of a business

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Statute of Frauds

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MY LEGS
Marriage
Year or more
Land
Executor
Guarantor
Sale of Goods $500+

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3rd Party Beneficiaries

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  1. Intended Creditor Beneficiary
    A) Purpose: party intends to pay off supposed debt owed to creditor

B) Vesting: 3 Ps rights vest with 3P
-consents, files suit to enforce rights or reasonably relies on promise and changes position

  1. Intended Donee Beneficiary
    A) Purpose: party intends gift to IDB
    B) Vesting: 3Ps vest when CFR
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Unilateral K

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  1. Promise in exchange only for
  2. Performance by one party