True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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Goods
called for by a contract must be tendered in a single delivery unless the parties agree
otherwise.
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2.
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If a
contract does not specify where the goods are to be delivered and the buyer is to pick them up, the
place of delivery is the location of the goods.
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3.
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A
seller can always exercise the right to cure within the contract time for performance.
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4.
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Goods
may be rejected only if they are substantially nonconforming with the terms of the
contract.
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5.
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A
seller fulfills a contract by delivering goods that conform to the terms.
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6.
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A
substitution of one type of goods for another is always a valid tender of delivery if it is done
within the time for performance.
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7.
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A
seller can terminate a contract on the basis of commercial impracticability if increases in the
seller's costs threaten to undercut its profits.
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8.
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In
general, a buyer's duty to pay for tendered goods becomes absolute before the buyer has had an
opportunity to inspect the goods.
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9.
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Unless the parties agree otherwise, a buyer or lessee must pay for goods at the time
and place of their receipt.
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10.
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If,
before the time for performance, a buyer communicates an intent not to perform, the seller can
consider the buyer in breach and pursue a remedy.
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11.
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A
lessee's breach of a contract will usually give the lessor the right to cancel the
contract.
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12.
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An
innocent party to a breached sales or lease contract is limited to one, exclusive
remedy.
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13.
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If a
buyer breaches a contract and the seller resells the goods to another party, the seller cannot
recover any loss from the breaching buyer.
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14.
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If a
buyer repudiates a contract, the seller cannot recover damages.
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15.
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If a
buyer wrongfully refuses to accept goods that conform to a contract, the seller may recover
damages.
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16.
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On a
lessee's insolvency, the lessor can stop delivery of the goods.
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17.
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A
lessor's failure to make proper delivery of unique goods under a contract will not usually
give the lessee the right to specific performance.
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18.
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A
buyer may reject a seller's goods only if they fail to conform to a material term of the
contract.
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19.
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A
buyer who accepts conforming goods cannot revoke the acceptance.
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20.
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If
the parties to a sales contract state that a certain remedy is exclusive, then it is the sole
remedy.
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