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46 Cards in this Set

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1-103
 code supplements and overlays principles of the common law and equity
 no choses in action; foreign currency; services; information; investments
2-102
transactions in goods
2-103
goods are moveable at time of identification to a K; can be future goods
2-107
severable timber & crops if severed by seller & without harm
2-106
sale = title passed
2-104
merchant: deals in goods; special knowledge or skill of goods or transaction
2-206
form & notice of acceptance; orders as offers
 acceptance by any reasonable means;
 orders accepted by shipment or promise to ship of
 conforming or non conforming goods
 unless seller notifies buyer that shipment is an offer of an accommodation sale
2-204
conduct showing agreement; intent trumps indefiniteness if basis for remedy
2-205
merchants’ firm offer (merchant; sale of goods; in writing; 3 months)
2-201
signed writing if $5k or more; need quantity but not essential terms
2-201
Exceptions
[SWAPP]
 Specially manufactured goods
 Written merchants’ confirmation
 Admissions
 Payment made or goods accepted
 Promissory estoppel (1-103 common law)
1-303
Implied: course of performance / dealing; usage of trade; priority of terms
1-304
Implied: good faith required in all K’s
2-207
Battle of the Forms: terms agreed upon; gap fillers
2-209
Parole Evidence
 consideration not required for modification
 “no oral modification” clause enforceable
 oral and written waivers of K terms enforceable
 waivers can be retracted absent reliance
 integration is final expression of agreement
2-210
 integration is complete if intended to be the exclusive statement of agreement
2-213
 complete integration discharges prior agreements within its scope
 partial integration discharges inconsistent terms of prior agreements
2-314
some jdx use four corners test; others use all circumstances test of integration
2-302
unconscionable
 oppression (substantive) or
 unfair surprise (procedural e.g., hidden terms or no meaningful choice)
2-313
Express Warranties
2-314
Implied Warranty of Merchantibility
2-315
Implied Warranty of Fitness For a Particular Purpose
2-312
Implied Warranty of Title
2-314
Other
2-318
3rd Party Beneficiaries
2-714
Recovery by 3rd Party Beneficiaries
2-507
seller’s duty to tender goods that conform as condition precedent to payment
2-513
buyer’s right to inspect the goods
2-601
buyer’s right to reject the goods
2-608
buyer’s right to revoke acceptance
2-508
seller’s right to cure
2-716
specific performance or replevin
2-711
recovery of price already paid
2-712
cover price - contract price (direct damages)
2-713
market price - contract price (economic damages)
2-714
breach of warranty or other
2-718
restitution of payments despite buyer’s breach
2-706
contract price - resale price (direct loss after mitigation)
2-708
contract price - market price (expectancy loss / lost profit)
2-709
contract price goods accepted
2-718
liquidated damages
2-719
other agreed upon damages and disclaimers
2-715
incidental and consequential damages
2-609
suspend performance for insecurity
assurances
2-610
 repudiation by language or conduct
 remedy by waiting for retraction/performance
 remedy by treating immediately as a breach
2-611
retraction