1-103(b) unless displaced by UCC, common law applies 1-205 1-303 reasonable time/seasonableness course of dealing or usage of trade 1-305 expectation principle. remedies liberally administered 2-102 2-104 2-105 2-107 2-201 2-202 2-204 2-205 2-206 2-207 2-208 transaction in goods merchants definition goods definition crops and minerals are still goods SOF ◦ (1) If >500... ▪ Needs: Writing sufficient to indicate K for sale between parties. Signed by party charged. ▪ Writing not insufficient if omits/incorrectly states term. ▪ Quantity must not be beyond that in writing (so, no quantity stated = unenforceable). ◦ (2) “Merchants Exception”; between merchants... ▪ w/in reas. time, ▪ writing in confirmation of K, ▪ sufficient against sender, ▪ received. ▪ party receiving has reason to know contents, ▪ THEN, satisfies requirements of (1) against such party, UNLESS written notice of objection to its contents is given w/in 10 days after received. ◦ (3) Exceptions, if (1) is not met. ▪ (a) Goods specially made for buyer and not sellable to others, if: Before repudiation. Circumstances make it clear goods are for buyer. Made substantial beginning to manufacture/procurement. ▪ (b) Party charged admits K in court/pleading/testimony; but K not enforceable beyond Q of goods. ▪ (c) w/ respect to goods where payment has been made AND accepted or which have been received and accepted. (2-606) Parol Evidence Rule (a) explained or supplemented by usage of trade or course of dealing (b) complete integration RS 209 integrated writing RS 210 (1)completely integrated writing; (2) partially integrated writing Merger integration clause. Include statement in K: “This agreement constitutes complete/final agreement...supercedes all prior proposals.” formation of K firm offer offer and acceptance additional terms 1. k formed? 2. Terms 3. k formed despite failing (1)? course of performance 2-209 modification, recission and waiver (recission/mod. must be in good faith) abolish pre existing duty 2-302 unconscionable clause 2-306 output requirements and exclusive dealings: good faith requirements, obligation to use best efforts 2-601 perfect tender rule exceptions: ◦ 1-304 (duty of good faith and fair dealing). ◦ 1-303 (COP, COD, UOT) ◦ 2-508 (right to cure) ▪ Under some circs, party that provides defective goods has a right to fix them. ◦ ◦ ▪ Circ: When seller had reas. belief that the good was acceptable. 2-612 (installment Ks) 2-608 (revocation of acceptance) protect expectation 1-305 Buyer Remedies: 2-711 2-712 cover 2-713 non-delivery or repudiation 2-716 specific performance Seller Remedies: protect expectation 1-305 2-703 2-706 resale 2-708 non-acceptance or repudation