Missed Contracts Flashcards

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What can the buyer do if there is a nonconforming good? What happens when seller sends a notice of accommodation?

A

A notice of accomodation is a counteroffer and buyer can reject or accept.
If buyer did not receive notice, then buyer can reject or accept and sue for breach

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Under UCC, what can the buyer recover if there is breach?

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Cost of cover - different between contract price and purhchasing substitute goods, valued at market
incidental damages - commercially reasonable charges, expenses, or commisions
consequential damages

NOT ATTORNEY FEES

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UCC Parole Evidence rule, what is admissible?

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You cannot contradict the contract by introducing evidence of inconsistent prior or at-the-time agreements.

Evidence of trade usage can be used to explain or supplement

Supplementation is allowed even if it is unambiguous when
course of performance, course of dealings, trade usage

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If one failed to pay on an installment contract, what can the non-breaching recover?

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The breaching party’s failure to pay whether or not couple with a repudiation gives rise to a claim for partial breach only

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How does a prohibition against assignment work?

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Assignment is still allowed, but no delegation

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Under UCC parole evidence, what prior terms are barred?

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Terms that certainly would have been included in the final contract but was not

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Does the preexisting duty rule apply to third-party intended beneficiaries contracts?

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No

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Under CL parol evidence rule, what are admissible?

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Evidence not contradicting the terms/used to explain ambiguities
Contract was not formed due to fraud, duress, mistake
Condition precedent
To prove remedies (consequential damages)

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How is risk of loss allocated if seller is a merchant?

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Risk of loss passes to buyer when buyer takes physical possession of goods

If not a seller, risk of loss passes to buyer when seller satisfies contractual delivery obligations

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How is risk of loss allocated in shipment contract?

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When the goods are given to carrier and proper contract for shipment is made

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How is risk of loss allocated in a destination contract?

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When goods are delivered at the place specified in the contract

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What promises are binding without consideration?

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Pay a debt barred by statute of limitation

Perform voidable duty (e.g. minor enters into a contract, the consideration given is voidable because he is a minor)

Material benefit rule - performs an unrequest service, expects to be paid, and the other party has chance to refuse

Promissory estoppel

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Is an offeror’s duty discharged, if the offeree has reason to know that the offeror would not learn of the completed performances within a reasonable time?

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Yes, unless (1) the offeree notify the offeror reasonably, (2) the offeror learns of the performance within reasonable time, or (3) the offer indicates that notification of acceptance is not required.

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What are exceptions to the illegality defense?

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Ignorance of illegality - promisee may recover if the promisee is justifiably ignorant of the facts making K illegal

Lack of illegal purpose - party who has substantially performed may recover if
- K does not involve illegal consideration
- The party knows of the other party’s illegal use

Divisible Ks - if K can be easily divided into legal and illegal parts, a party may recover on the legal parts

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Under UCC, what happens when both parties fail to perform?

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Duties under the contract are discharged

Seller to deliver is a condition to buyer paying
Buyer paying is a condition to seller delivering

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