Terms Of Contract Flashcards
When will parol evidence not be considered?
The change or contradict the terms of a written contract, irrespective of whether the contract is complete
Irrespective of whether the contract is complete or partially integrated, in which 3 cases CAN parol evidence be accepted?
- To establish mistake/error
- misrepresentation
- ambiguity as to the meaning of a particular section of the contract
Where a contract has been partially integrated, in which circumstance can parol evidence be offered?
To add terms to the contract that one party believes should have been added.
For the purposes of a sale of goods (UCC), what counts as an express warranty?
- Showing a sample
- words that promise, describe or state facts about the goods
- opinions will NOT COUNT
What are the requirements for the Implied Warranty of Merchantability?
- The seller is in the business of selling goods of that kind
- The goods must be fit for ordinary purpose
What is the rule for the Implies Warranty of Fitness for a Particular Purpose?
- The buyer has a particular purpose
- The buyer is relying on the seller
- The seller knows that the buyer is relying on them for that purpose
Can express warranties be disclaimed in a sale of goods contract?
No
Can implied warranties be disclaimed in a written contract for sale of goods?
Yes, but the wording has to be conspicuous
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?
Only implied warranties and the words need not be conspicuous
If the buyer examines the goods before buying, what effect will this have on limiting warranties?
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
Can a seller limit the remedies available to a buyer for breach of warranty?
Yes, but the limitation cannot be unconscionable (like limiting recovery for personal injury)
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?
The seller’s
For non-carrier cases, absent an agreement stating otherwise, what must the seller do to make the goods available to the buyer for delivery?
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)
If the sale of goods is for cash, when does the buyer have to pay?
Cash is due concurrently with tender of delivery
For shipment contracts, when is the price due?
When goods are delivered to the common carrier