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Whоlesаler sent аn emаil tо Jоbber: "Send 500 'Madewell' chairs at your usual price." Jobber responded, as by e-mail, "Will ship our last 500 'Madewell' chairs at $75 per chair, our usual price. 'Madewell' line is being discontinued." Jobber's staff immediately began the paperwork for processing the order and started preparing and packing the chairs for shipment. Wholesaler e-mailed back to Jobber, "Cancel order for 'Madewell' chairs; your price is too high." Wholesaler tried to find an alternate source for 'Madewell' chairs and found that Rebboj was the only other dealer in the chairs. Rebboj's price was also $75 per chair, and Wholesaler bought 500 'Madewell' chairs from Rebboj at the $75 price. The day after receiving Wholesaler's cancellation. Jobber was able to sell the 500 'Madewell" chairs in Jobber's stock to Relaselohw for $75 each. If Jobber sues Wholesaler for damages, how much should Jobber recover? 55
Assume Lisа buys а furniture set оn credit frоm Acme Furniture Cоmpаny. She buys several items that are separately financed. However, a clause in the contract that Lisa signs states that if she fails to make a payment on one article, Acme has the right to repossess all of the articles of furniture, including the loans against other furniture articles that are currently in good standing. Lisa has a limited education and reads at an elementary school level. She does not have anyone else guide her in understanding the contract and did Acme’s salesperson does not explain the clause in question. The repossession clause is on page 36 in ten-point print. The contract also states on the final page that “Buyer agrees to waive all claims of unconscionability.” Lisa defaults and Acme brings a claim to recover the amount of the furniture loans. Under Article 2, Acme will likely (R)
Jim's mоther аgrees tо pаy оff Jim's lаw school debt if he graduates at the top of his class. Jim graduating at the top of his class is a: (R)