An implied warranty Group of answer choices Is not something that is covered under the UCC Is based on an express promis

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An implied warranty
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Is not something that is covered under the UCC
Is based on an express promise
Does not arise from the seller's express promise
Arises in all contracts under the common law
If a seller refuses to deliver goods, the remedies include all
of the following EXCEPT
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Buyer's right to physically take away the seller's property
The right to specific performance
Buyer's right to obtain the goods on insolvency
Buyer's right to cancel the contract
CISG stands for
Group of answer choices
The idea that sales contracts are only in the U.S.
Congress of International Securities Grants
The idea that the UCC is the only set of rules for contracts
concerning goods
Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
Parol evidence
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Is always illegal
Applies only if there is a criminal sentencing
Is always legal
Is outside of the contract
Under the UCC, acceptance
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Must be in writing
Must be in a formal contract
Can be any means that are reasonable
Can be against state law, as long as the parties are OK with
it
Under the UCC, "seasonably" means
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After the expiration of an offer
Within a specified time period
A specific calendar season, such as winter, etc.
Before the expiration of an acceptance
A latent defect
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Is evident if a seller fails to deliver goods on time
Occurs when the buyer is lazy about performance
Is clear
Is not obvious
Undue influence
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Means that one party is much better than the other in
negotiations
Makes a contract voidable
Means that there has been fraudulent misrepresentation
Is not a contract principle
Duress
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Is overcoming free will
Is unique to the fashion industry
Encourages equality in negotiations
Does not affect a contract's enforceability
Impossibility of performance
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Confirms the existence of a contract
Can discharge the contract
Means that the buyer must pay more than she had anticipated
Means that the seller must pay more than he had anticipated