Page 21 Flashcards

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What does it mean to “receive” goods?

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Take physical possession of them

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What does it mean to accept goods?

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Buyer indicates intention to keep them

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If items have been received and accepted, under the UCC, is a record needed to be enforceable?

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No, because that creates an unambiguous admission by both parties that a contract actually exists

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Under the UCC, if part payment has happened, what does that give rise to?

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Partial enforcement. A contract is enforceable only for goods that payment was made/accepted for

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If there has been part payment under the UCC, and just apportionment cannot be made, what should happen?

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The entire contract will be enforceable

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If someone admits in court that a contract was made, what extent will that contract be enforceable for?

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Not beyond the quantity of goods admitted

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What are the two views on rescinding or modifying contracts orally?

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  • Majority: a contract that satisfies SOF can be orally rescinded
  • Minority: it cannot be modified by oral agreement
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What are the two views on the effect of noncompliance with SOF?

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  • Majority: contract unenforceable/voidable

- Minority: contract is void

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What are the major remedies available for SOF?

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  • quasi-contract
  • equitable remedies
  • restoration of status quo
  • promissory estoppel
  • constructive trust
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What is the remedy under SOF for quasi-contract?

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Recovery of the reasonable value of the benefit conferred, or other expenses incurred in reliance

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What are the equitable remedies available under the SOF?

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Specific Restitution, like cancellation of a conveyance, if plaintiff can show by clear and convincing evidence that there was an oral promise beyond a reasonable doubt

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Is promissory estoppel recognized in goods cases under the UCC?

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No, they have their own ways to satisfy SOF

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What is a modification to a contract?

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A new agreement between the parties that takes into account the old one, but ads or subtracts duties or rights, and must have consideration

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What are the two views on modifications to contracts?

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  • CL: need mutual assent and consideration
  • UCC: need mutual assent, but no consideration if modifications made in good faith (need a definite/seasonable acceptance, and can’t be expressly conditioned on agreement for new/different terms)
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If a modification to a contract is assented to under protest, what happens?

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It is set aside for duress (CL and UCC)

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