Publication Date: 11/13/2017
Copyright: 2018
Pages: 448
ISBNs:
Paperback: 9781454850076
Digital Only Casebook Connect: 9781543806175
Ebook: 9781454895138
Summary of Contents
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: A Very Short Introduction
A. Introduction to Sales and Leases
B. Answering Multiple-Choice Questions
C. How to Use This Book
Chapter 2: Working with the Uniform Commercial Code
A. Introduction
B. Working with the Code
C. UETA
D. Closers
Chapter 3: The Scope of Article 2
A. Transactions in Goods
B. Study Aids
C. Closers
Chapter 4: Some Key Concepts: Goods, Merchants, Good Faith, and Policing the Agreement
A. Goods
B. Merchants
C. Good Faith
D. Policing the Agreement
E. Closers
Chapter 5: Formation
A. Introduction
B. Firm Offers: § 2-205
C. Unilateral Contracts: § 2-206
D. Gap Fillers: § 2-204
E. The Battle of the Forms: § 2-207
F. Closers
Chapter 6: The Parol Evidence Rule
A. Introduction
B. The Parol Evidence Rule
C. Closers
Chapter 7: Interpretation and Modification
A. Introduction
B. Interpretation
C. The Code Hierarchy of Interpretation
D. Modification
E. Closers
Chapter 8: The Statute of Frauds
A. The Statute of Frauds — the General Rule
B. Exceptions
C. Are the Code Provisions Exclusive?
D. Closers
Chapter 9: Warranties
A. Introduction
B. Express Warranty: § 2-313
C. Implied Warranty of Title and Against
Infringement: § 2-312
D. Implied Warranty of Merchantability: § 2-314
E. Implied Warranty of Fitness for a Particular
Purpose: § 2-315
F. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
G. Closers
Chapter 10: Disclaimer of Warranties
A. Introduction
B. Disclaimer of Express Warranties: § 2-316(1)
C. Disclaimer of Implied Warranties: § 2-316(2)
and (3)
D. The Requirement of “Conspicuousness”
E. Disclaimer of the Warranty of Title and the
Warranty Against Infringement: § 2-312(2)
F. Conflicts Among Warranties: § 2-317
G. Limitation of Remedies: § 2-719
H. Closers
Chapter 11: Third-Party Beneficiaries
A. Vertical Privity
B. Horizontal Privity
C. Vertical and Horizontal Privity
D. Notice
E. Closers
Chapter 12: The Code Scheme for Performance
A. Introduction
B. The Code Scheme
C. Closers
Chapter 13: Delivery and Shipment
A. Introduction
B. The Default Rules
C. The Installment Contract
D. “Shipment” and “Delivery” Contracts
E. Title
F. Closers
Chapter 14: Excuse of Performance
A. Introduction
B. Excuse of Nonperformance
C. Notice, Allocation, and Buyer’s Options
D. Closers
Chapter 15: Assurances and Reclamation
A. Introduction
B. Anticipatory Repudiation
C. Demand for Assurances
D. Right of Reclamation
E. Closers
Chapter 16: Seller’s Remedies
A. Introduction
B. Buyer in Breach; Buyer Has Goods
C. Buyer in Breach; Seller Has Goods
D. Closers
Chapter 17: Buyer’s Remedies
A. Introduction
B. Seller in Breach; Seller Has Goods
C. Seller in Breach; Buyer Has Goods
D. Closers
Chapter 18: Limitation of Remedies
A. Introduction
B. Liquidated Damages
C. Exclusive or Limited Remedy
D. Limitation of Consequential Damages
E. Closers
Chapter 19: Assignment and Delegation
A. Introduction
B. Assignment of Rights
C. Delegation of Duties
D. Common Drafting Mistakes
E. Remedies
F. Closers
Chapter 20: The Statute of Limitations
A. Introduction
B. What Is the Duration of the Statute of
Limitations?
C. What Event Triggers the Running of the Statute
of Limitations?
D. What Events Toll the Statute of Limitations?
E. Third-Party Issues
F. Closers
Chapter 21: Article 2A: Leases of Goods
A. Introduction
B. Definition of Lease
C. Consumer Leases
D. Finance Leases
E. Rent-to-Own Transactions
F. The Substance of Article 2A
G. Remedies
H. Closers
Chapter 22: Software Transactions
A. Introduction
B. Scope
C. Standard Form Transactions
D. Warranties
E. Remedies
F. Closer
Chapter 23: International Sales Transactions
A. Introduction
B. The United Nations Convention on the
International Sale of Goods (CISG)
C. The UNIDROIT Principles
D. Closers
Chapter 24: Closing Closers: Some Practice Questions
A. Question Set I
B. Question Set II
Table of Statutes
Index