1. Casein, a protein derived from milk, is used to make cheese and to process many other foods. Erie Casein Co. contracted with Anric Corp. to supply one thousand pounds of casein for about $1 per pound. Half was to be delivered in March. By May of the first year, Anric had not finished its first delivery because it was having difficulty obtaining the casein . Erie waited until August, but it finally obtained its casein elsewhere at a price of $1.45 per pound. Erie sued Anric for the extra money it had paid. Anric argued that Erie had no right to the difference because the price of casein was sky-high and thus it was not Anrics fault. Who wins and why?

2. Stanley Jakowski (plaintiff) bought a car from Carole Chevrolet, Inc. (Chevrolet) (defendant) and obtained a loan to finance the purchase. The sales contract provided that the underside of the car would have a protective coating (undercoating) and that the cars finish would have a polymer coating. The car was delivered to Jakowski without the required coatings. The following day Chevrolet notified Jakowski that the car lacked the required coatings and instructed Jakowski to return the car for application of the coatings. After Jakowski returned the car, it was stolen from Chevrolets premises. Chevrolet refused to replace the car or refund the purchase price. Jakowski sued Chevrolet. Who wins and why ?