Mod 27 Sales Flashcards
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UCC Sales does not involve…3
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1 personal services
2 real estate or
3 intangible personal property
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UCC sales may include…
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Growing crops
3
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Whether UCC Sales is involved does not depend on…
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Price of the goods
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Firm offers in sale of goods are…
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Irrevocable without consideration
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3 elements of firm offers
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1 must be a merchant
2 must be in writing and
3 guarantee it will be held open
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Firm offers are irrevocable for the time stated, but maximum period is…
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3 months
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Firm offer:
If no time is stated, it is irrevocable for…
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A reasonable time
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In sales you can make minor…
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Minor changes between merchants and still have acceptance
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In sales you can make minor changes between merchants and still have a valid acceptance. What is the exception?
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If one party says “no changes” then no changes are allowed
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Mailbox rule
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Acceptance is valid when sent with any reasonable means of communication
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Seller may accept ordered goods by…
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Prompt shipment
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Seller may accept ordered goods by prompt shipment. This is true even if…
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Goods are non-conforming
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Goods are non-conforming
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Seller has both accepted and breached
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In UCC Sales you may modify a contract without…
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Without added consideration
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In UCC Sales you may modify a contract without added consideration. A writing will be required if…
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The modification is for $500 or more
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In UCC Sales, modification must…
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Be made in goods faith
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Duties of seller: unless otherwise agreed, the basic obligations of. Seller are to…2
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1 hold conforming goods for buyer and
2 give reasonable notification
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Duties of seller:
Seller must make…
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Perfect tender (no defects allowed)
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Duties of seller:
If no place of delivery is stated, the place is…
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The seller’s place of business
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Duties of seller:
If specified delivery means is impractical, seller may…
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Seller may substitute a different means
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Duties of buyer: unless otherwise agreed, the basic duties of a buyer are to…2
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1 accept conforming goods and
2 pay for them at time of delivery
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Duties of buyer:
Buyer can pay by…
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Any reasonable means to include check
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Duties of buyer:
Buyer has right to…
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Inspect prior to payment
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Duties of buyer:
Buyer has right to inspect prior to payment, except in…
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A C.O.D. sale
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Duties of buyer:
Buyer may revoke...
An acceptance for substantial defects
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Buyer may reject...
Nonconforming goods for any nonconformity
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Buyer may reject Nonconforming goods for any nonconformity 4
1 buyer may reject all, some or none of the goods
2 rejection returns title to seller
3 buyer must notify seller within reasonable time and follow
reasonable instructions
4 seller has right to cure by notifying buyer problem will be corrected
On time
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All parties are required to act in...
Good faith
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Anticipatory breach
Party states they won't perform prior to time of performance
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When anticipatory breach occurs, the injured party may...2
1 sue immediately or
2 wait until time of performance and then sue
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Adequate assurance of performance
A demand for written assurance of performance
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Adequate assurance of performance:
Either buyer or seller may demand...
Written assurance when reasonable grounds exist
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Adequate assurance of performance:
If it is not received in a reasonable time...
Other Party is released from contract
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Sale of goods over $500 or more requires writing which must include...
A quantity
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Statute of Frauds exceptions
No writing required, even if $500 or more
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UCC Sales must involve...
Goods (movable personal property)
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Statute of frauds exceptions, 4
1 specially manufactured goods
2 payment of goods or receipt of goods
3 admissions in court
4 merchants confirming letter
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Statute of Frauds exceptions:
Specially manufactured goods...
For the buyer
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Statute of Frauds exceptions:
Payment of goods or receipt of foods. With a part payment or part receipt, the contract is...
Contract only enforced for part paid or part received
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Statute of Frauds exceptions:
Merchants confirming letter
If no objection in 10 days, both merchants are bound
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To determine when title and risk of loss pass...2
1 goods must first be identified
2 once identified, the most important factor is agreement between
The parties
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Transportation by common carrier is either...2
1 a shipment or
2 a destination contract
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Shipment contract
Risk of loss and title pass when seller delivers goods to carrier
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Destination contracts
Risk of loss and title pass when seller gets goods to destination
And tenders delivery
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Tenders delivery
Seller notifies buyer goods have arrived
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If it is unclear whether shipment contract or destination contract is present, the UCC says...
UCC says it's a shipment contract
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If there is no common carrier, either...2
1 no transportation or
2 seller uses his truck
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If there is no common carrier, title passes as soon as...
Contract is made with identified goods
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If there is no common carrier, risk of loss with merchant sellers only passes when...
Buyer takes possession
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If there is no common carrier, risk of loss with non-merchants passes on...
Tender delivery
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With non conforming goods risk of loss is...
Always on seller
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With Nonconforming goods title passes when...
The seller completes delivery requirements
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Insurable interest:
Buyer gets insurable interest when...
Goods are identified
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Insurable interest:
Seller has an insurable interest if...
The seller has any risk of economic loss or title
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FOB means 2
1 free on board and
2 fixes the place where risk of loss and title pass
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FOB seller's loading dock is...
A shipment contract
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FOB buyer's loading dock is...
A destination contract
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CIF means the price includes...3
1 cost of goods
2 insurance and
3 freight (a shipment contract)
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Sale on approval
Neither risk of loss nor title pass until buyer approves
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Sale or return 2
1 Buyer gets risk of loss and title on delivery
2 but may return the goods
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Implied warranties require...
No oral or written words
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Any implied warranty can be...
Disclaimed
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Any implied warranty can be disclaimed, but the disclaimer must...
Be conspicuous
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Implied warranty:
A seller cannot...
Cannot disclaim liability for personal injury
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Merchantability
Merchant's promise goods are fit and safe for normal uses
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Merchantability can be...2
1 Disclaimed in a sale or
2 by telling buyer no warranty of merchantability
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3 Warranties of Title
1 title
2 encumbrances
3 infringements
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All sellers impliedly promise...
Good title
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Encumbrances
All sellers promise no unstated liens or attachments
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Infringements
Merchant sellers promise no patent or trademark violations
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Disclaiming title requires...
Very specific language
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Disclaiming title requires very specific language, seller must specifically tell buyer that he...
2) what is ineffective?
Doesn't guarantee title
2) general language is ineffective
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Fitness for a particular purpose:
Buyer must rely on seller to...
Select suitable goods (seller must know of reliance)
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Fitness for a particular purpose:
If buyer does rely...
Goods must fit for buyer's specific purpose
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Fitness for a particular purpose:
How can fitness for a particular purpose be disclaimed?
Writing is required
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Express warranties:
A buyer may sue the seller for...
Any material misrepresentation of fact
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A buyer may sue the seller for any misrepresentations of fact 2
1 opinions and statements of value don't count unless they are
made by experts
2 conformity to description, sample or model is an express warranty
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Express warranties:
The words must have been...
Part of the basis of the bargain
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Power to transfer title:
Usually buyer gets...
Gets no better title than seller has to give
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Power to transfer title:
2 exceptions when buyer gets better title than the seller has to give 2
1 entrusting
2 voidable title
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Entrusting 2
1 A rightful owner leaves goods with a merchant who sells them by
Error
2 an innocent buyer gets good title
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Example of a voidable title
Fraud
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Power to transfer title:
One with voidable title (fraud) can...
Pass good title to an innocent purchaser
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Remedies of buyer:
In sales a buyer can...2
1 rescind (cancel) and
2 sue for money damages
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Remedies of buyer:
In sales a buyer can rescind (cancel) and sue for money damages. 2
1 buyer may recover for any loss, but can't collect punitive damages
2 buyer must give reasonable notice of cancellation
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Remedies of buyer:
Buyer may cover
Purchase suitable goods elsewhere and charge seller for any loss
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With rapidly rising prices, buyer's failure to cover may...
Reduce his damages
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Remedies of buyer:
Buyer may recover goods from seller if...2
1 buyer has prepaid and
2 goods are identified
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Remedies of buyer:
Specific performance may be used if...2
1 Goods are unique or
2 if buyer cannot cover
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Remedies of seller:
If buyer breaches seller may...
Resell and sue for damages
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Remedies of seller:
If buyer breaches seller may resell and sue for damages 2
1 seller may charge buyer for any loss to include expenses, lost
Profits and storage fees
2 seller may not collect punitive damages
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Remedies of seller:
Seller may rescind (cancel) and...
Sue for money damages
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Remedies of seller:
It in a credit sale buyer becomes insolvent, seller may...
Stop delivery and demand cash
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Remedies of seller:
If in a credit sale buyer becomes insolvent, seller may stop delivery and demand cash. 2
1 if goods were already delivered, the seller may reclaim them within
Ten days
2 there is no 10 day limit if buyer misrepresented solvency
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Statute of limitations in sales states...
Suit must be brought within 4 years of breach
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Statute of limitations in sales:
By agreement 2
1 By agreement can be limited to minimum of 1 year
2 can't be extended beyond 4 years
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Privity determines...
Who can sue whom
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Strict privity 2
1 Only original buyer could sue and
2 could only sue original seller
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Privity:
UCC rule
1 Users and those reasonably affected by product may sue
2 can't be excluded
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Privity:
Negligence 2
1 those injured may sue negligent sellers
2 must show 4 elements
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4 elements of negligence
1 duty of care
2 breach
3 damages
4 causality
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Duty of care
Seller owed buyer duty of due care
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Breach
Seller failed to use reasonable care
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Damages
Buyer suffered damages
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Causality
Buyer's damages were caused by seller's breach
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Strict liability in tort 2
1 Liability without fault by sellers of defective products
2 must show 5 elements
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Privity and negligence are...
Irrelevant as defenses for strict liability tort
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5 elements of strict liability tort
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1 defective products
2 cause
3 unreasonably dangerous
4 business
5 changes
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Defective products cause unreasonably dangerous business changes:
Defective products
Must show a defective product
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Defective products cause unreasonably dangerous business changes:
Cause
Must show the defect caused injury
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Defective products cause unreasonably dangerous business changes:
Unreasonably dangerous
Must show defect was unreasonably dangerous to users and consumers
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Defective products cause unreasonably dangerous business changes:
Business
Must show seller was engaged in that business
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Defective products cause unreasonably dangerous business changes:
Changes
Must show it reached user without substantial changes
