Exam 11: Domestic and International Sales

Goods bought for household uses, such as a refrigerator bought by a consumer, are not covered by the CISG.

A(n) ____ is when a buyer agrees to take all of the output of a certain seller.

The ____ was adopted by the United Nations to have a commercial code that parties would think unbiased.

In QVC v. MJC America, where QVC sued for breach of contract after electric heaters delivered by MJC were shown to have defects, the trial court:

When a buyer has agreed to purchase the total output of a seller, there is a(n):

VLM sold frozen potatoes to IT in nine transactions without problems. But then IT failed to pay VLM for some shipments. The invoices from VLM stated that the buyer would be responsible for any attorney fees in case of breach of contract. The trial court held that IT was responsible for payment but held that under the Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) IT was not responsible for attorney fees. The appeals court:

Warranty of title includes the warrant that:

In Crest Ridge Construction v. Newcourt, where Newcourt demanded payment in full before delivery because Crest Ridge did not have a credit history, the court held Newcourt had the right to impose that payment term given the reality of the matter.

If a tire maker in the U.S. purchases tire rims from a company in France, the contract is automatically under the CISG unless the parties state otherwise.

The CISG applies to contracts for commercial sale of goods made by parties who have ____ in different countries that have ratified the CISG.

The UCC generally requires that a contract specify in writing a quantity to be purchased.

A person may hold legal title to a good if:

Commercial sales contracts that use the CISG:

In international contracts for the sale of goods:

____ are foreseeable damages that result from a seller's breach.

The UCC's remedies for breaches of contract for the sale of goods are intended to:

A seller's right to cure an improper tender of goods protects sellers from:

Under the UCC, for good to be merchantable means that they must be "of exceptional quality expected of an expert."

Which of the following commercial sales could not fall under the CISG:

If the parties to a contract failed to include a critical term, such as price or quantity, the court may look to normal trade usage to determine what that term should be.