Rollins received and approved of a contract the terms of which were written on both sides of paper so thin that the writing on one side "bled through" the other: it was very difficult to read. What is the likely result?

a$.$ The contract is substantively unconscionable under the Code.

b$.$ There is no contract.

c$.$ This is an example of substantial unfaimess.

d$.$ A court would be required to declare the agreement void.

e$.$ A court could refuse to enforce the contract, enforce only parts of it$,$ or limit its application.

A clause in a finance lease requiring the lessee to continue to make payments to the lessor even though the equipment leased is unsuitable, defective, or destroyed is called a $q,$ clause.

a$.$ unwitting

b$.$ salutary

c$.$ hell or high water

d$.$ flying pigs

e$.$ pie in the sky

Colleen telephoned an off$-$campus computer store and ordered five flash drives at $$10$ apiece. Later that day she observed that they were a very good buy; she called the store the next day to order $60$ of them $($for resale to her dorm$-$mates at a slight profit$).$ Which is true?

a$.$ The modification is void for lack of consideration.

b$.$ The modified agreement is unenforceable.

c$.$ The changed agreement is entirely enforceable.

d$.$ The modified contract is void.

e$.$ Collins would be considered a merchant and no writing between her and the store is needed.

An express warranty does not have to be set out in words, orally or in writing.

a$.$ True

b$.$ False

Both the warranty of merchantability and of fitness for a particular purpose apply only to sales made by merchants.

a$.$ True

b$.$ False

An implied warranty is created whenever the seller affirms that the product will perform in a certain manner.

a$.$ True

b$.$ False

Strict liability is liability without proof of negligence and without privity.

a$.$ True

b$.$ False

$16$ In a typical products$-$liability case

a$.$ three legal theories are assented$-$ two contract theories and one tort theory

b$.$ the contract theory is negligence, governed by the common law

c$.$ the contract theory of negligence is governed by the Uniform Commercial Code

d$.$ the strict products policy is considered a contract theory

e$.$ the tort theories are govemed by the common law

BUS C$110$ FIN B Kim TV $202430$

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