performance Flashcards

1
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Parole evidence

A

same shit

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2
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warranty

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promise that shifts the risk to the party making the promise

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3
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warranty of title

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all sellers warrant that title is good and transfer is rightfull

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4
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express warranty

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promise affirming or describing goods that is part of the basis of the bargain unless it is simply an opionion

sample or model creates an express warranty

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5
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implied warranty of merchantability

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merchant dealing with the goods @ issue

ordinary purpose @ time of sale

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6
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can merchant disclaim this?

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yes if clear

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7
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implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose

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buyer relies on seller’s expertise; warrants goods will meet that special purpose

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can a non-merchant use this?

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yes

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9
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can the warranty be disclaimed?

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yes

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10
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UCC requires

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percect tender

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11
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what is perfect tender

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perfect goods and delivery

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12
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properly reject goods, buyer must

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1) notify seller within reasonable time
2) notify seller of particular defect
3) hold goods for a reasonable time so seller can get it back

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13
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if goods are rightfully rejected and the buyer has paid some of purchase price

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she will have a SI in the rejected goods

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14
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if seller fails to give reasonable instructions she can

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1) store goods on sller’s account
2) ship back
3) resell

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revoking acceptance

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buyer may revoke acceptance– i.e. defect emerges within a reasonable time

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16
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seller right to cure

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fails to tender perfect goods and there is time left on the k or there were reasonable grounds to believe homie would accept, you gotta give them a chance to cure

17
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perfect delivery

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default is 1 shipment

18
Q

ucc allows for flexibility of goods

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buyer can reject a specific delivery that is not perfect only when there is a substantial imparment in that installment that cannot be cured

19
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method of tender/delivery in a goods contract

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seller’s place of business– if goods are tendered at the seller’s place of business, then the seller just needs to give the goods to the buyer

shipment k- get goods to common carrier, make arrangements for delivery, and notify the buyer

destination k- fob buyer’s place of business– seller must get the goods to the buyer’s business and notify the buyer

20
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risk of loss

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1) if stated in agreement, that controls
2) if not, determine whether any party has breached

if so, breaching party bears risk of loss

3) if no breach ask what type of delivery k it is

shipment contract- the risk of loss rests with buyer

destination k- risk of loss sets with the seller

if none apply, ask if merchant and it stays with them