Chapter 22 #5 - ODA Nursery sold 985 spreading juniper plants to Garcia Tree and Lawn. The plants were delivered on March 14. They were planted in July and August; but in October, many of them started to die. In November, an inspection revealed that the plants were root-bound, and the buyer notified the seller of the defect. Is the buyer entitled to recover the costs of the plants? Why or why not? Chapter 23 #5 - Sumner, an Anchorage aircraft dealer, sold a Piper Navajo airplane to Fel-Air, Inc. for $105,000. The title to the airplane was actually in Century Aircraft, Inc., which had leased it to Sumner with an option to purchase. Fel-Air sued Sumner for breach of the warranty of title. Sumner denied liability on the ground that Fel-Air as a good-faith purchaser for value received good title. Is Sumner liable? Why or why not? Chapter 31 #5 - Amos was sales manager of Plenty, a turkey-packing company. As a member of the management group, Amos was consulted on all phases of the business. He persuaded the company to enter into a contract to purchase 20,000 turkeys but concealed for some time the fact that he was the seller of the turkeys. Plenty Company did not carry out the contract, and Amos brought suit. Was the contract enforceable? Why? This is happening now, a law professor is suing his students for cheating on exams in an online, remote class. Find an article related to remote exam cheating. What is your thoughts about that article and do you agree with the punishment or consequences that Professor or the article give? Based on these two websites, the Institute of International Commercial Law at http://iicl.law.pace.edu or the US International Trade Commission at https://www.usitc.gov, Which one would you chose to use more and why? Why is that website more useful to others