General Flashcards

1
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2-102

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Applies to the transaction in goods

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2
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2-105

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Goods: moveable at the time of identification other than money
includes: crops, unborn animals, goods severed from reality

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3
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1-303. Course of Performance,

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Performance- conduct between parties for THIS transaction

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4
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1-303 Course of Dealing

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Dealing - conduct between parties for PREVIOUS transactions

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5
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1-303 Usage of Trade

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Trade - Practice regularly observed

locality and vocation effect

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6
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Article 9

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Secure Transactions

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7
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Lease Bright-Line

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a lease creates a security interest if the consideration that the lessee is to pay the lessor for the right to the goods is an obligation for the term of the lease and not subject to termination by lessee

The original term of the lease is equal to or greater than the remaining economic life of the go

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8
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CISG

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applies to international

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9
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Article 3 is …?

A

Gap fillers

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10
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Article 9

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Securied Transactions

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11
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Merchant is…

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2-104 a person who deal in goods of the kind

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12
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Common law will cover when _____ lacks

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UCC

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13
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Statute of Frauds (2-201)

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a. Unenforceable any unwritten contract for sale of goods with value of more than $500 ($1000 in Michigan) unless some sufficient writing to indicate k for sale has been made between parties and signed by party against whom enforcement is sought
b. Merchant exception: confirming writing sufficient if recipient of writing knows contact and fails to object in writing in 10 days
i. Not required to be signed
ii. Writing indicate k for sale made
iii. Not mere negotiations
iv. Need binding language
c. Writing requirements:
i. To indicate buyer and seller
ii. Needs to indicate quantity
iii. Signed by party whom enforcement is sought against

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14
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Parole Evidence

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previous aspects of negotiation not written into the contract can be considered IF no integration clause and the concepts would not have been written into teh contract usually

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15
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Leases are address in…

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2A

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16
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Lease is not enforceable unless:

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a. Total payment less than $1000
b. Writing, signed by party whom enforcement sought against sufficeitn to indicate lease k mad
c. If do not meet (1) then enforceable if the goods were received and accepted
i. Acceptance
1. Signifies goods are conforming
2. Fials to reject goods
3. Acceptance of part of a commercial unit = acceptance of whole unit
d. Payment is not a sufficient substitute for writing

17
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Statute of Frauds Cmt 1

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requires the party for whom it is sought to be enforced against to have signed the contract (signed is a loose term)

18
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Under Statute of Frauds rejecting

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must be in writting

19
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Statute of Frauds partial performacne

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payment or received and accepted the goods

20
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Statute of Frauds 201(3)

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the item was specifally manufacture for the person and could not be sold in regular course of business then it is enforceable