LAW 421 GROCERY PRESENTATION TEAM C FINAL
Case Scenario:
Grocery Inc.,
Presentation
Glenn Devillier, Cara
Birritteri, Richardson Fong and Nilson Goncalves
Introduction
Review Case Studies:
Grocery Inc. Uniform Commercial Code
Grocery Inc. Renovations
Grocery Inc. (Jeff)
Gap Filing Rule (Cereal Inc.)
Harry and Tom Breach of Contract
Grocery Inc. (Jason)
Supplier, Inc. (Bill)
Grocery Inc. Uniform
Commercial Code
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL
CODE (UCC) Article 2
Common Law
Contract
• Common law applies to contracts originated and/or performed within a single jurisdiction or state. • Common law applies to the employment contract between Grocery, Inc. and both Tom and Jeff in the store
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•
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Article 2 "applies only to contracts for the sale of goods) Artisale of goods
The definition of goods is defined as goods that are
"tangible, movable, or personal property
UCC Article 2 "does not apply to service contracts
Grocery, Inc. Renovations
Grocery,
Inc. contracted with company A. Grocery. Inc. was not aware of the subcontract.
Grocery, Inc.:
Sued Company A for breach of Contract and specific performance
Company A’s Defense:
Impracticability and rights to delegate
Company A is responsible for the poor workmanship of Company B
BREACH OF CONTRACT
Tom’
Offer???
Assessing Tom’s position Determining Breach
Of Contract
Harry’s
Legal
Position
Acceptance of Offer?
Assessing Harry’s
Defense.
GROCERY INC. (JEFF)
JEFF VS. STEVE
Possible OUTCOMES
Dealer (Steve)
The dealer has the right to take the car back, due do to insufficient payments
The dealer could void the contract, since Jeff is under 18
Purchaser (Jeff)
Jeff could get another job
Jeff could purchase a bicycle
Jeff could wait until he has saved enough money to purchase a vehicle.
Jeff could return the vehicle and receive his down payment of
$1200 back, minus the depreciation of the vehicle
Cereal Inc. vs Grocery Inc.
Grocery Inc. vs cereal Inc.
(Contract Law)
1. Was there an agreement?
.
Grocery Inc.,
Presentation
Glenn Devillier, Cara
Birritteri, Richardson Fong and Nilson Goncalves
Introduction
Review Case Studies:
Grocery Inc. Uniform Commercial Code
Grocery Inc. Renovations
Grocery Inc. (Jeff)
Gap Filing Rule (Cereal Inc.)
Harry and Tom Breach of Contract
Grocery Inc. (Jason)
Supplier, Inc. (Bill)
Grocery Inc. Uniform
Commercial Code
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL
CODE (UCC) Article 2
Common Law
Contract
• Common law applies to contracts originated and/or performed within a single jurisdiction or state. • Common law applies to the employment contract between Grocery, Inc. and both Tom and Jeff in the store
•
•
•
Article 2 "applies only to contracts for the sale of goods) Artisale of goods
The definition of goods is defined as goods that are
"tangible, movable, or personal property
UCC Article 2 "does not apply to service contracts
Grocery, Inc. Renovations
Grocery,
Inc. contracted with company A. Grocery. Inc. was not aware of the subcontract.
Grocery, Inc.:
Sued Company A for breach of Contract and specific performance
Company A’s Defense:
Impracticability and rights to delegate
Company A is responsible for the poor workmanship of Company B
BREACH OF CONTRACT
Tom’
Offer???
Assessing Tom’s position Determining Breach
Of Contract
Harry’s
Legal
Position
Acceptance of Offer?
Assessing Harry’s
Defense.
GROCERY INC. (JEFF)
JEFF VS. STEVE
Possible OUTCOMES
Dealer (Steve)
The dealer has the right to take the car back, due do to insufficient payments
The dealer could void the contract, since Jeff is under 18
Purchaser (Jeff)
Jeff could get another job
Jeff could purchase a bicycle
Jeff could wait until he has saved enough money to purchase a vehicle.
Jeff could return the vehicle and receive his down payment of
$1200 back, minus the depreciation of the vehicle
Cereal Inc. vs Grocery Inc.
Grocery Inc. vs cereal Inc.
(Contract Law)
1. Was there an agreement?
.