A) in restraint of trade.
B) in which the seller provides all of the goods that the buyer needs.
C) in which the buyer purchases all of the goods that the seller produces.
D) in which a party must buy a product it does not want in order to be allowed to buy a product it requires.
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A) Jeremy, a full-time student, sold his snow blower to a friend for $450.
B) Kayla, a full-time student, purchased a used computer from Office Plus for $300.
C) A toy manufacturer contracted to sell dolls valued at $10,000 to a department store.
D) Tobias Department Store contracted to sell Jenny a $400 doll.
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A) It makes the contract unenforceable.
B) The price may be fixed by the seller.
C) The price is the "reasonable" price at the time of delivery.
D) The price is set by the buyer.
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A) A consumer sales contract which charges 300 times the fair market value of the goods.
B) A consumer sales contract which limits the consumer's remedies to repair or replacement.
C) A contract between wholesaler and retailer which adds delivery charges at 15% of the costs of the goods.
D) A sales contract between wholesaler and retailer which limits remedies such as consequential damages.
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A) enforce the agreement, relying on oral testimony to determine the correct price.
B) only enforce the agreement as written.
C) not hear the case unless both parties are merchants.
D) not enforce the agreement since the writing did not reflect a meeting of the minds of the parties.
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A) that the parties involved be merchants.
B) that the product involved be goods, services, or a mixture; that the sale be between or among merchants; and that the sale take place in the normal course of business for that industry.
C) that title to the goods pass between the seller and the buyer and that a price be paid for the goods.
D) that the product involved be an item that can be sold or leased.
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A) Paul, a full-time college student, sold his textbooks to State Bookstore.
B) Randall, a part-time college student and full-time father, sold his textbooks to a friend.
C) Zompa Inc., a toy manufacturer, contracted to sell dolls to TonTon Department Store.
D) Mabel, a stay-at-home mom, sold her car to her friend Gloria.
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A) Satisfactory Sump Pump, Inc.wins; output and requirements contracts are not enforceable since no quantity is stated.
B) Dean wins; Satisfactory Sump Pump, Inc. agreed to meet the needs of Dean and did not do so, which is a breach.
C) Satisfactory Sump Pump, Inc. wins; requirements contracts are governed by a good faith standard, and it was unreasonable for Dean to demand so many additional pumps.
D) Dean wins; the requirement of good faith applies only between merchants, and Dean is not a merchant.
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A) a merchant of both hippos and Hippo Chow.
B) a merchant of hippos, but not of Hippo Chow.
C) a merchant of Hippo Chow, but not of hippos.
D) not a merchant of either hippos or Hippo Chow.
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A) apply the UCC to the provisions of the contract involving the sale of goods and the common law to the provisions involving the sale of services.
B) apply the lex mercatoria to the contract.
C) first determine the dominant purpose of the contract. If the sale of goods dominates the contract, then the court will apply the law of the UCC, Article 2. If the sale of services dominates the contract, the court will apply the common law.
D) apply UCC Article 2A.
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A) The modification is not enforceable since there was no consideration for the change.
B) The modification is not enforceable since the parties are merchants.
C) The modification is enforceable.
D) Whether the modification is enforceable depends on the gap-filler rule.
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