Janie agreed to buy a used iPhone 8 from Mick for $1,400. Later, she realizes she overpaid for the phone and could have bought a brand new Phone 16 for about $1,000. Janie the demands Mick refund her the $1,400 because he clearly sold her the phone for way more than it was worth. Which of the following is the most likely result if Janie sues Mick alleging breach of contract?

Someone who purchases stolen goods but did not know that they were stolen before he purchased them now has which of the following types of title to the goods?

In January, Penelope agrees to sell 100 pounds of sugar to Vito at a set price with the sale set to take place in June. In March, Penelope discovers there is a major sugar shortage that would require her to pay her supplier five times more than expected if she fulfilled her contract with Vito which means she would lose money if she then resold the sugar to Vito at their predetermined price. She tells Vito in April, two months before the sale is supposed to take place, that she will not sell him the sugar. Can Vito immediately sue Penelope for breach of contract in April before the scheduled June sale date actually passes?

Which of the following is an example of liquidated damages?

In a common law contract, a party who delivers substantial performance is legally discharged from having to complete other responsibilities arising under the contract.

Dante has a written contract with Stacia to sell her two tons of hay for $1,500 and to deliver all of the hay to Stacia’s farm by April 15. The contract says that “time is of the essence.” After they form the contract, but before Dante delivers the hay, Stacia sells her livestock which means she no longer has any need for the hay. On April 16, Dante delivers the hay, and, upon delivery, Stacia inspects the hay and realizes that the hay bales are too small and that the total weight of the hay is only 1.75 tons and not two tons as the contract requires. She promptly informs Dante that she will not pay for any of the hay and that she doesn’t want any of it. Three days later, Dante delivers her another other quarter ton of hay and says that he will sue her for breach of contract if she continues to refuse to pay for the two tons of hay. Who would win if this case resulted in a breach of contract lawsuit?

Recission is an equitable remedy that will terminate the enforceability of an existing contract.

Speech that is considered sales puffing is generally sufficient to create an implied warranty but not an express warranty.

Robby was gifted a rare Pokémon Charizard trading card on his 18th birthday which was a card he had always dreamed of owning. The day after his birthday he went to a game shop to get a free appraisal to find out how much the card was worth just because he was curious about its fair market value. The shop owner, a large and muscley man twice Robby’s size, examined the card and valued it at $600 which was a fair appraisal given this card was so rare, and he offered to buy the card from Robby for $600. Robby politely declined the shop owner’s offer as he decided he wanted to keep the Charizard card and frame it at home as a personal keepsake. However, the shop owner became aggressive after Robby declined his offer to sell the card. He grabbed Robby by the collar, slapped him twice, and threatened to hurt him even more if he didn’t sell the card. Fearful for his safety, Robby agreed to sell the card for $600 and, after the shop owner calmed down, Robby signed a receipt of sale under the shop owner’s watchful eye and ran out of the shop. What is the result of the contract entered into to sell the card for $600?

How many layers of towels are required when using a hot pack on a patient for the first time?