Contracts (from missed questions) Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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Manifestations of Assent

A

sufficient to conclude a K will not be prevented by the fact that the parties also manifest an intention to prepare/adopt a written memorial

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Hadley Doctrine

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damages are not recoverable for loss that the party in breach did not have a reason to foresee as a probable result of the breach when the K was made

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Incidental Beneficiary

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Look to INTENT of the promisee; the circumstances indicate that the promisee intends to give the benefit of the promise performance

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Accord

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is an agreement under which a party to a K agrees to accept as complete satisfaction of the K some performance different from the original due under the K

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5
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Satisfaction

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performance of the accord and once it takes place, both the accord and original contractual duty ate discharged

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Repudiation by Buyer

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seller can recover the:

contract price - market price OR contract price - resell price + incidental damages

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7
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A minor who affirms

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YES there is a contract

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8
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A minor who DISAFFIRMS

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NO there is no contract

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9
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Minor is liable for a contract: Exception

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Necessities

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10
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Unilateral Mistake

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Party is not excused from K unless:

1) the other party knew of the mistake OR
2) mistake was based on a clerical error

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11
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UCC: Not a merchant: Acceptance

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If it contains additional terms, it is not included in the offer

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12
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No Mailbox rule when it is an option contract: acceptance is upon ___

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receipt

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13
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UCC: Buyer can reject if the goods or delivery ___ to ____ to the K in any way

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fail; conform

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14
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If a contract between merchants includes _______ terms then they are included in the _______

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additional; offer

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15
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Unconscionability

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when one of the parties has substantial superior bargain power and can dictate the terms of the K to the other party who has inferior bargain power

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16
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An Assignee take subject to defenses in the absence of an enforceable agreement

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17
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UCC: Risk of Loss is on Buyer in carrier cases when:

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the K requires the seller to ship the goods by carrier but does NOT explicitly require the seller to deliver them to a particular location

18
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UCC: Oral; Contract

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enforceable to the extent the goods are received and accepted by the buyer

19
Q

Assignment of rights

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barred if it will substantially change the obligor’s duty

20
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Buyer: Non Conforming Goods

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Accept, Reject, or ALL

21
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Irrevocable Offers:

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1) Option Ks
2) Form Offers
3) Detrimental Reliance
4) When an offeree has started performance of a unilateral K

22
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Option K

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an offer is irrevocable if the offeror promised to keep an offer open for a specific period of time and promise was supported by consideration

23
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Exception to the Pre-Existing Duty Rule

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1) Mutual Modification
2) Unforeseen Circumstances that render performance substantially more burdensome than reasonably anticipated
3) Valid defense to K formation
4) 3rd party offers a promise contingent upon performance of a contractual obligation by a party
5) Honest dispute as to duty

24
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Auction with reserve

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auctioneer may withdraw goods at any time until he announces completion of the sale

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Auction without reserve
After an auctioneer calls for bids, that article or lot can be withdrawn only if no bid is made within a reasonable time
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Fraud in the factum
party is prevented from knowing essential terms of K due to fraudulent misrepresentation: K is void
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Fraud in the inducement
party is induced into entering into a K because of fraudulent misrepresentation; K is voidable if adversely affected party relied on it
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Court finds unconscionability, it can:
1) declare the entire K void 2) Strike the unconscionable clause while leaving the rest 3) rewrite offending clause to make it conscionable
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Reformation for a mistake when:
1) parties had a prior agreement 2) parties agreed to put the prior agreement in writing and 3) there is a difference in the prior agreement and the writing due to a mistake
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Shipment K: Risk of Loss is transferred to ____ once the _____ delivers goods to a common carrier (FOB Seller's Place)
buyer; seller
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Destination K: Risk of Loss is transferred to ____ when goods are tendered at the _______. (FOB Buyer's Place)
buyer; destination
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A buyer has the right to reject non-conforming goods even if goods are perishable
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Good Faith Standard: (regarding satisfaction)
This standard when it applies to taste/artistic judgment
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Reasonable Person Standard (Satisfaction)
All other issues (not taste)
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Divisible Contract
A party has a right to sue on the K if they have satisfactorily completed a portion of the K (such as a week of work) even if they breached the overall K
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Installment Contracts
Entire K can be terminated under the 1st installment if that breach substantially impaired the value of the whole K
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Implied Promise to use reasonable efforts Doctrine
can be used to revoke a K only if there has been reliance to the other party's detriment
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Anticipatory Repudiation
applies only if there is an absolute refusal to perform and it is communicated
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UCC: A seller has a right to stop goods in transit when there has been an ______ breach if they are in carloads.
anticipatory
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UCC: a seller in a destination K has the right to stop transit in other carloads when the buyer is ______
insolvent
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Exception in a destination K: If a buyer repudiates or breaches the K, the ROL shifts to ______ to the extent the seller's _______ does not cover the loss
buyer; insurance
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Valid Liquidated Damages Clause: When actual damages can't be sought, _____ _____ can be
specific performance