Sales and Leases - A Problem-based Approach, 2016a

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16.4. Buyer’s Remedy of “Cover.” ......................................................................................... 232 Problem 16-3 ................................................................................................................... 232 16.5. Buyer’s Remedy of Market Price Damages ................................................................... 233 Problem 16-4 ................................................................................................................... 233 Tongish v. Thomas .......................................................................................................... 233 16.6. Specific Performance ..................................................................................................... 239 Problem 16-5 ................................................................................................................... 240 Chapter 17. Limitation of Remedies ........................................................................................... 241 17.1. Freedom of Contract ...................................................................................................... 241 Problem 17-1 ................................................................................................................... 241 Problem 17-2 ................................................................................................................... 241 17.2. Liquidated Damages Clauses ......................................................................................... 241 California and Hawaiian Sugar Co. v. Sun Ship, Inc. ..................................................... 242 Problem 17-3 ................................................................................................................... 246 Problem 17-4 ................................................................................................................... 246 17.3. Limitation of Remedies under § 2-719 .......................................................................... 247 Problem 17-5 ................................................................................................................... 248 Problem 17-6 ................................................................................................................... 248 Problem 17-7 ................................................................................................................... 249 Problem 17-8 ................................................................................................................... 249 Problem 17-9 ................................................................................................................... 250 Chapter 18. Statute of Limitations .............................................................................................. 252 18.1. Introduction .................................................................................................................... 252 18.2. Duration – How long is it? ............................................................................................. 252 Research Assignment 18-1.............................................................................................. 252 18.3. Accrual -- What event starts it running? ........................................................................ 253 Problem 18-1 ................................................................................................................... 254 Problem 18-2 ................................................................................................................... 254 Problem 18-3 ................................................................................................................... 254 Problem 18-4 ................................................................................................................... 254 18.4. Suits against Manufacturers and Remote Sellers ........................................................... 255 Problem 18-5 ................................................................................................................... 255 Problem 18-6 ................................................................................................................... 255 18.5. Indemnity ....................................................................................................................... 255 18.6. Breach of Warranties for Future Performance ............................................................... 256 Rosen v. Spanierman ...................................................................................................... 256 Case Notes ...................................................................................................................... 260 18.7. Promises to Repair or Replace ....................................................................................... 261 18.8. Tolling -- what events toll it (keep it from running)? .................................................... 261 Chapter 19. Assignment and Delegation ..................................................................................... 264 19.1. Introduction .................................................................................................................... 264 19.2. Delegation of duty .......................................................................................................... 264 Problem 19-1 ................................................................................................................... 265 xii
19.3 Assignment of rights ....................................................................................................... 265 Problem 19-2 ................................................................................................................... 266 19.4. Prohibition of assignment and delegation ...................................................................... 266 Problem 19-3 ................................................................................................................... 267 Research Assignment 19-1.............................................................................................. 268 Bel-Ray Co., Inc. v. Chemrite (Pty) Ltd. ........................................................................ 268 Case Note ........................................................................................................................ 274 Problem 19-3. Review Problem: Assignment and Delegation ........................................ 274 Chapter 20. Article 2A -- Leases of Goods ................................................................................. 276 20.1. History of Article 2A ..................................................................................................... 276 20.2. Definition of Lease ......................................................................................................... 276 20.3. Lease or Security Interest? ............................................................................................. 277 Problem 20-1 ................................................................................................................... 278 20.4. Consumer Leases ........................................................................................................... 279 Problem 20-2 ................................................................................................................... 279 Problem 20-3 ................................................................................................................... 279 20.5. Finance Leases ............................................................................................................... 279 Problem 20-4 ................................................................................................................... 280 20.6. Lease-Purchase Agreements .......................................................................................... 280 Research Assignment 20-1.............................................................................................. 280 Problem 20-5 ................................................................................................................... 280 20.7. Provisions of Article 2A ................................................................................................ 281 Problem 20-6 ................................................................................................................... 281 20.8. Remedies ........................................................................................................................ 281 Problem 20-7 ................................................................................................................... 282 Problem 20-8 ................................................................................................................... 282 Problem 20-9 ................................................................................................................... 283 Problem 20-10 ................................................................................................................. 283 xiii
Page 2 and 3: SALES AND LEASES: A Problem-based A
Page 4 and 5: About CALI eLangdell Press The Cent
Page 6 and 7: Table of Contents About the Authors
Page 8 and 9: 5.1. Statute of Frauds - the Genera
Page 10 and 11: 8.3.4. Remote Sellers under UCC §
Page 12 and 13: 12.3. Qualifications to the Perfect
Page 16 and 17: Chapter 1. Introduction to the Unif
Page 18 and 19: asserted in the Code itself (see [
Page 20 and 21: (4) The requirement in § 2-511 tha
Page 22 and 23: unfair that a court refuses enforce
Page 24 and 25: (1) What factors should the consume
Page 26 and 27: Problem 1-8. Number from 1 through
Page 28 and 29: Was the court correct to distinguis
Page 30 and 31: Chapter 2. Introduction to UCC Arti
Page 32 and 33: the sale of goods, such as the stat
Page 34 and 35: 714 (Mich. App. 1981) (court held t
Page 36 and 37: Advent filed a complaint in the dis
Page 38 and 39: That a computer program may be copy
Page 40 and 41: and available in the marketplace.
Page 42 and 43: having knowledge or skill peculiar
Page 44 and 45: 2.4.5.2. Section 2-207(2) regarding
Page 46 and 47: Chapter 3. Formation of a Contract
Page 48 and 49: 3.2.4.2. Quantity. Section § 2-204
Page 50 and 51: common law). The provision probably
Page 52 and 53: 3.3.5.3. Section 2-206(1)(b) provid
Page 54 and 55: Commercial Code. Whether there are
Page 56 and 57: Case Notes: 1. Although UCC § 2-20
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Page 60 and 61: 4.2.1. Section 2-207(1) requires a
Page 62 and 63: 4.3. Second Step: Look for Language
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(2) the additional term materially
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522 U.S. 808 (1997) (arbitration pr
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eached orally . . . and is followed
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Terms. Accord Brown Machine, 770 S.
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Section 2-207(2) is silent on the t
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the approach. On the contrary, at l
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offered terms. And if there is nego
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Problem 5-1. Would the following co
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noted a 10 per cent discount on the
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All that is required is that the wr
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We do not mean to [imply] that term
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Problem 5-3. On July 10, 2014, Jack
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A more difficult question is whethe
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Chapter 6. Warranties Implied by La
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6.3.1 If a buyer provides specifica
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particular model of toaster would b
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etween the chowder and crackers whi
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unwholesomeness of the food itself,
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extent beyond that which would be c
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One of the purchasers asks for Joan
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Chapter 7. Express Warranties and W
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5. A picture of a watch with a face
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sorghum seed, but it didn’t grow.
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gets home. When the DVR breaks ten
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7.3.1.5.1. In any event, Home Appli
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merchantability is extended to thos
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court's reason for abolishing the p
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(e) in sales of any seed for planti
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the surrounding text of the same si
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does not claim title in himself (su
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(b) the purchase by a celebrity of
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Problem 8-9. Read § 108. What, if
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8.3.3. Alternatives. After receivin
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8.3.3.1. Under Alternative A, famil
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Problem 8-14. Jump High Inc. manufa
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of a consistent additional term to
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BUTZNER, Circuit Judge …. Columbi
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whether the buyer has in fact defau
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Problem 9-3. Betty owns a building
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Id. at 644. defendant for the lira,
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clauses such as this one are strong
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(1) Can the parties agree on a deli
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(2) Does your answer to the precedi
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Chapter 10. Delivery Terms and Titl
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10.1.2.3.2. So where do we go for g
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10.1.4. Common Carrier Contracts. W
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Rheinberg-Kellerei GMBH v. Vineyard
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Ted asks Outdoor Sporting Goods to
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10.2.2. Transferor’s Title. Secti
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levied on the car on behalf of Butl
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Id. at 266. contends its ownership
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Hollis v. Chamberlin, 419 S.W.2d 11
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Chapter 11. Impracticability (Excus
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11.3. Failure of Basic Assumption.
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(4) the promisor seasonably notifie
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[The court also rejected Bobby Murr
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performance has become commercially
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Transatlantic Financing Corp. v. Un
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4. See Lee Russ, Annotation, Imprac
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The facts are that the parties ente
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Watson Labs., Inc. v. Rhone-Poulenc
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preclude performance under the cont
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2. RPR's express obligation under P
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12.3.1. Section 2-602 sets out rule
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delivery or tender. It is ineffecti
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easonable time for rejection, U.C.C
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nor refused the offer. No mention w
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uyer can reject the entire contract
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12.7.2. Under § 2-602(2)(b), if th
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Chapter 13. Acceptance; Revocation
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13.2.4. After acceptance, the burde
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13.3.2.2. Another important factor
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attempted repairs sufficient to kee
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miles after revocation was found to
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Problem 13-4. Whoopie Cereals purch
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Problem 14-3. Sally has agreed to p
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constitute reasonable grounds which
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On May 1, 1969, AMF met with McDona
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Case Notes: 1. When did someone fir
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14.6.2. An effective retraction rei
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Chapter 15. Common Law Remedy Princ
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end that the aggrieved party may be
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15.1.4.4. The terms “general dama
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in certain circumstances, the right
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Problem 15-11. Dollar Store decides
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everse. Kenco buys mobile homes fro
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esell them on the open market; subs
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Chapter 16. Buyer Remedies under th
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Schroeder v. Barth, Inc. 969 F.2d 4
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e.g., Indiana Ins. Co. v. Plummer P
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a condition precedent to any recove
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the manufacturer under the particul
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ottles of wine instead of 12 bottle
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"We first turn our attention to the
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severe loss. Therefore, the actual
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At first blush, the result reached
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Chapter 17. Limitation of Remedies
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April and October, while almost not
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Pa. Super. 470, 473, 168 A.2d 750,
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California Civil Code § 1671. Vali
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Problem 17-7. An 18-year old high s
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In May, 1976, plaintiff LeVon Schle
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limitations governing the elected t
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18.4. Suits against Manufacturers a
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Spanierman prepared an invoice that
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exception, the warranty explicitly
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state a specific time period, such
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opinions from other jurisdictions a
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and the tailor says, “I’m kind
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Section 9-406.” The problem is th
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elevant to this appeal. First, each
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its intellectual property and trade
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“[t]o reveal the intent necessary
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University of Michigan. At the same
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20.3. Lease or Security Interest? S
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2. You cannot cancel the lease duri
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lessee acquires ownership, and that
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Note that incidental damages under
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