Express warranties and warranties of title — MCQs

A manufacturing plant contracted with an industrial-equipment supplier for a new backup generator, control panel, and cooling system. The written agreement allocated $180,000 to the equipment and $30,000 to delivery, installation, and calibration. The supplier regularly sells this equipment and uses its own technicians for installation. The equipment was standard inventory, although the supplier selected models suitable for the plant's power needs and available space. After installation, the plant alleged that the cooling system did not conform to the specifications. The supplier contends that common-law substantial-performance principles govern because its technicians provided skilled services. Which of the following best identifies the law governing the agreement?

A retail chain hired a vendor to design and install a customized point-of-sale computer network for $90,000. The written agreement allocated $58,000 to prefabricated computer terminals and network equipment, $12,000 to design work, and $20,000 to installation. The terminals could operate without structural changes to the building, and installation was expected to take four days. After delivery, the retail chain asserted that several terminals did not conform to the specifications and sought to reject them. The vendor argued that common-law substantial-performance principles governed because the transaction included design and installation services. The jurisdiction determines the governing law for a mixed transaction by examining its predominant purpose. Which of the following best states the law that should govern the agreement?

A medical clinic contracted with a technology company for a customized records system. The agreement allocated $70,000 to standard servers and networking equipment and $30,000 to data migration, configuration, and staff training. The servers could operate with other records software, but the clinic stated that its primary objective was obtaining an operational system tailored to its workflow. After delivery, the clinic discovered that the server specifications did not conform to the contract. The parties agree that Article 2 governs the transaction because the goods component predominates. Which of the following statements most accurately describes the company's right to cure the nonconforming server specifications under UCC Article 2?

Using only the supplied file and legal resources, prepare an objective memorandum assessing whether BrightPath Analytics may avoid or suspend its data-conversion contract based on economic duress or the disputed performance condition. Address the strongest arguments for both parties, identify the most important factual uncertainty, and recommend the client's next step before the June 30 conversion deadline.

Using only the supplied client file and legal resources, prepare an objective memorandum assessing Northline Events' strongest and weakest grounds for avoiding or rescinding the venue contract based on alleged misrepresentation and nondisclosure. Address enforceability of the reliance disclaimer, available remedies, counterarguments, and the most important investigation and preservation steps.