Terms Of Contract Flashcards

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When will parol evidence not be considered?

A

The change or contradict the terms of a written contract, irrespective of whether the contract is complete

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Irrespective of whether the contract is complete or partially integrated, in which 3 cases CAN parol evidence be accepted?

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  • To establish mistake/error
  • misrepresentation
  • ambiguity as to the meaning of a particular section of the contract
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Where a contract has been partially integrated, in which circumstance can parol evidence be offered?

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To add terms to the contract that one party believes should have been added.

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For the purposes of a sale of goods (UCC), what counts as an express warranty?

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  • Showing a sample
  • words that promise, describe or state facts about the goods
  • opinions will NOT COUNT
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What are the requirements for the Implied Warranty of Merchantability?

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  1. The seller is in the business of selling goods of that kind
  2. The goods must be fit for ordinary purpose
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What is the rule for the Implies Warranty of Fitness for a Particular Purpose?

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  1. The buyer has a particular purpose
  2. The buyer is relying on the seller
  3. The seller knows that the buyer is relying on them for that purpose
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7
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Can express warranties be disclaimed in a sale of goods contract?

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No

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Can implied warranties be disclaimed in a written contract for sale of goods?

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Yes, but the wording has to be conspicuous

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If a contractor for the sale of goods writes “as is” or with all faults” in an agreement, which warranties (if any) can it limit?

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Only implied warranties and the words need not be conspicuous

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If the buyer examines the goods before buying, what effect will this have on limiting warranties?

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If the buyer could have found any defects with the goods upon inspection, then this will limit the implied warranties. However, it will not effect express warranties

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Can a seller limit the remedies available to a buyer for breach of warranty?

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Yes, but the limitation cannot be unconscionable (like limiting recovery for personal injury)

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In non-carrier cases, where the place of delivery is not specified, will the goods be delivered to the buyer or the seller’s place of business?

A

The seller’s

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For non-carrier cases, absent an agreement stating otherwise, what must the seller do to make the goods available to the buyer for delivery?

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Give the buyer reasonable notice to enable him/her to take possession of the goods

Tender the goods at a reasonable hour (at their own place of business)

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14
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If the sale of goods is for cash, when does the buyer have to pay?

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Cash is due concurrently with tender of delivery

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15
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For shipment contracts, when is the price due?

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When goods are delivered to the common carrier

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16
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For a shipment contract, when does the seller complete their delivery obligations?

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At the point they get the goods to the common carrier, having made arrangements for delivery to the buyer and they have notified the buyer of these arrangements

17
Q

If a contract includes a C.O.D term for payment, but what does this mean?

A

The buyer generally must pay for the goods on delivery, without inspecting them prior to payment

And a defect in the goods doesn’t excuse payment

18
Q

How do you determine the risk of loss?

A
  • Agreement
  • Breaching party has liability (even if unrelated to the loss)
  • Common Carrier: risk shifts once seller competes its delivery obligations
  • Default rule: if seller is a merchant, they bear the risk until buyer receives the goods
19
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For the purpose of a buyer relying on warranties, when does the Statute of Limitations start to run and for what time period?

A

For the time of delivery (rather than the point at which the defect is discovered) and it runs for 4 years