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According to the Uniform Commercial Code, must Jean give the motorcycle back 



1) A retailer ordered some inventory by phone from a manufacturer. The order was for 1,000 machines from the manufacturer- inventory at $300 each. The manufacturer sent the retailer a fax a few moments later detailing the order. The retailer looked at the fax and was satisfied that it stated the terms of the contract, but never responded in any way. When the goods were delivered on time a month later, the retailer refused to accept them, asserting that the contract was unenforceable. 
A.  The contract is unenforceable because the retailer has not signed it in writing.
B.  No writing is needed because of one of the exceptions to the Statute of Frauds.
C.  The contract is enforceable because it would be unconscionable not to enforce it.
D.  The contract is enforceable under the written confirmation rule.
2) Ted- Gifts and Sweets enters into a written contract with Bannon Candies to supply Ted- with 60 dozen boxes of coconut clusters each month for sale to the public. The agreement contained an integration clause. Before the first delivery under the contract, Ted and his warehouse manager called Debbie, the Bannon- account representative, to request that the candies be delivered in special Valentine boxes. Debbie told Ted, “Don’t worry, I’ll tell the shipping department to take care of that.” When the candies were delivered, they were in standard cardboard boxes. Ted called Bannon and threatened to sue for breach of contract. Will Ted prevail in his suit? 
A.  No, Ted should have written a letter to change the type of boxes in the contract.
B.  Yes, Ted made a valid modification to the parties’ original agreement.
C.  Yes, Ted will prevail because he has a witness to the telephone call.
D. No, Ted will not prevail because his attempt to modify the agreement was not effective.
3) In February, Bradley stole a motorcycle from John- driveway, and then sold it to a motorcycle parts dealer as a source of used motorcycle parts. In March, Jean bought the motorcycle from the parts dealer. In May, the police came to Jean and advised her that the motorcycle she bought had been stolen. According to the Uniform Commercial Code, must Jean give the motorcycle back to John? 
A.  No, because Jean is a good faith purchaser for value
B.  Yes, because it was stolen and John did not intend for it to be sold to her
C.  Yes, because John filed a police report
D. No, because it was John- fault for leaving the motorcycle in his driveway
4) Melinda owns a rental property. She deeds the property to her son Jack, by warranty deed. Ten years later she sells the property to Brenda, her neighbor, and signs a quitclaim deed to the property in favor of Brenda. Who owns the property? 
A.  Jack owns the property.
B.  Jack and Brenda each own half the property.
C.  Brenda owns the property.
D.  Melinda still owns the property, because neither deed was effective.
5) Jane and Bill are married. They purchase a house and lot as tenants by the entirety. Then Jane is killed in a car accident. Her will leaves everything to her sister, Ruth. What will happen to Jane- interest in the property? 
A.  Ruth will own the property with Bill as joint tenants.
B.  Ruth will own the property with Bill as tenants by the entirety.
C. Bill will be the sole owner of the property.
D.  Bill will have to buy out Ruth- interest in the property.



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