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Article 2 applies only to a sale of goods. Goods are

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moveable, personal property.

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[ex] UCC does not apply. The K is primarily for service(painting the house), and the goods(paint) is

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incidental. Thus Common Law applies.

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Quasi-K relief is an equitable remedy that applies whenever

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contract law yields an unfair or inequitable result.

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Every K is bilateral unless

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the offer says it can be accepted only by performance.

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In requirement K, the quantity is measured by

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buyer’s requirement or buyer’s need.

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Open price term is too indefinite under Common Law, but not indefinite

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under UCC Article 2. Under the UCC, offer exists if the parties so intend.

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[Termination of offer] An offer lapses after a stated term or

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a reasonable time has passed.

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[Termination of offer] An offer terminates when the offeror

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revokes the offer.

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[Termination of offer] In order for indirect revocation to be effective, the offeree’s

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awarenness of such conduct is necessary. ….there is no evidence that Eva knew about this conduct.

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[Termination of offer] Revocation of an offer is effective only on receipt. Mail box rule does not apply to revocatioin of offer. Mail box rule applies to

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acceptance.

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[Termination of offer] The offeror can revoke at any time before acceptance. However there are

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4 situation where an offeror can not revoke. [Option, Detrimental reliance, Beginning performance(Unilateral K), Frim offer under UCC]

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Option : A promise to keep the offer open that’s

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paid for(with consideration).

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[ex] There is no consideration for keeping the offer open. / There is consideration for the option. Offeror bargained away

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the right to revoke his offer for the consideration of $50.

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In the unilateral K, once the offeree started performance, the offeror can no longer revoke. Mere preparation for performance is

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not enough to make an offer irrevocable. [not applied in bilateral K]

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[Firm offer rule] A promise to keep an offer open written and signed by a merchant[A “merchant” is a mere business person]. This exception applies only to

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sale of goods. Firm offer doen not have to be paid for. There is “3-month cap” on firm offer. And to be a firm offer, there must be a promise to keep an offer open.

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[Firm offer rule] Offer remains valid for reasonable period of time

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not exceeding 3 months.

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[ex] Further, one party(Homer) is not merchant, and there is no consideration for the option, no detrimental reliance, and no performance, either. Therefore,

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under common law, the seller can revoke.

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[Offeree’s rejection] An offer terminates when the offeree

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rejects the offer. [Counter-offer/Conditional acceptance/Acceptance containing additional or defferent terms].

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[ex] Counter offer terminates original offer. / If the offeree asks a question, that is deemed

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a mere bargaining, not a counteroffer.