1.Vermont Pottery had a contract with Heidi's Homeware for twelve dozen dinnerware sets to be delivered in four equal installments. Vermont Pottery has made two deliveries, for which Heidi's Homeware has not yet paid. A third delivery is in transit on Rapid Lines, a common carrier. Vermont Pottery has learned that Heidi's Homeware is insolvent and that Heidi's Homeware already sold the dinnerware in the first shipment to customers who paid for the goods and took them home. What are Vermont Pottery's rights regarding the goods sold to the consumers?

a.Vermont Pottery can sue Heidi's Homeware for the contract price of the goods.

b.Vermont Pottery can sue Heidi's Homeware only for its lost profits.

c.Vermont Pottery can replevin the goods from the customers because Heidi's Homeware had only voidable title.

d.Vermont Pottery can get a decree of specific performance against the customers.

2.In which of the following circumstances is a seller allowed to stop goods in transit to the buyer?

a. The buyer is insolvent.

b.The buyer made a partial payment before the delivery date.

c.The buyer repudiated the contract under which the goods were shipped.

d.The buyer sues for replevin.