by uslawessentials | Nov 17, 2015 | Contract law, Uniform Laws, What does . . . mean?
Implied Warranty of Merchantability The implied warranty of merchantability means that a merchant is liable if he provides a consumer with a product that has a defect which prevents the consumer from using the product for its normal purpose. Even if the merchant...
by uslawessentials | Mar 11, 2015 | Contract law, Uniform Laws, video, What does . . . mean?
The common law mirror image rule tells us that to form a contract the terms of the acceptance should match the terms of the offer. This rule intuitively makes sense: if A offers to sell B a blue car for $1,000 and B says he accepts the offer for one red bicycle...
by | Nov 1, 2014 | Federalism, Uniform Laws, video, What does . . . mean?
I received a number of comments that it seems inefficient for different states to have different laws and legal systems. Here are a few thoughts on this:1. Many people might agree with you. In fact, there are “uniform laws” adopted by most or...
