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- U
- U-turn
- U.
- U.B.
- U.K.
- U.N.
- U.P.
- U.R
- U.S.
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service
- U.S. Magistrate
- U.S. citizen
- U.S. owned foreign corporation
- U.S.A
- U.S.C.
- U.S.D.C
- U.S.M.
- U.S.M.A
- U.S.Pharm.
- U.S.S.
- U.S.S.Ct
- U.S.S.S
- UAA
- UAGA
- UCC
- UCC (common law claims)
- UCC (construction contracts)
- UCC (good faith: affirmative pleading)
- UCC (goods vs. services)
- UCC (goods: distribution agreements)
- UCC (goods: sale of a business)
- UCC (goods: software)
- UCC (government contracts)
- UCC (price quotes vs. offers)
- UCC 1-101 (perfect tender rule)
- UCC 1-102
- UCC 1-103
- UCC 1-103 (promissory estoppel vs. statute of frauds)
- UCC 1-106
- UCC 1-203
- UCC 1-205
- UCC 1-207
- UCC 1-208
- UCC 2-104
- UCC 2-105
- UCC 2-201
- UCC 2-201 (confirmatory memorandum)
- UCC 2-201 (confirmatory memorandum: prior to the contract formation)
- UCC 2-201 (modifications)
- UCC 2-201 (quantity stated in writing)
- UCC 2-201 (reasonable time)
- UCC 2-201 (separate documents)
- UCC 2-201 (signature: electronic)
- UCC 2-202
- UCC 2-202 (extrinsic evidence: contract interpretation)
- UCC 2-202 (final vs. complete and exclusive)
- UCC 2-202 (inconsistent)
- UCC 2-202 (integration)
- UCC 2-202 (mistake)
- UCC 2-204
- UCC 2-205
- UCC 2-206
- UCC 2-207
- UCC 2-207 (additional terms)
- UCC 2-207 (assent)
- UCC 2-207 (conditional acceptance)
- UCC 2-207 (conflicting terms)
- UCC 2-207 (different terms)
- UCC 2-207 (disclaimer warranties)
- UCC 2-207 (expressly made conditional on assent)
- UCC 2-207 (knock out rule)
- UCC 2-207 (material alteration)
- UCC 2-207 (material alteration: burden of proof)
- UCC 2-207 (material alteration: burden of proof: surprise or hardship)
- UCC 2-207 (neutrality: last shot rule)
- UCC 2-207 (one written form)
- UCC 2-207 (post performance modifications)
- UCC 2-207 (supplementary terms)
- UCC 2-207(2)
- UCC 2-207(2)(b)
- UCC 2-209
- UCC 2-209 (2)
- UCC 2-209 (modifications or waivers)
- UCC 2-210
- UCC 2-302
- UCC 2-302 (equitable relief)
- UCC 2-302 (limitations of damages clauses)
- UCC 2-305
- UCC 2-306
- UCC 2-306 (good faith)
- UCC 2-306 (over demands and under demands)
- UCC 2-306 (unreasonably disproportionate)
- UCC 2-306(1)
- UCC 2-313
- UCC 2-314
- UCC 2-314 (integration clause)
- UCC 2-314 (merchant)
- UCC 2-314 (tort vs. contract)
- UCC 2-315
- UCC 2-316(1)
- UCC 2-316(2)
- UCC 2-316(2) (basis of the bargain)
- UCC 2-316(2) (express vs. implied warranties)
- UCC 2-316(2) (public policy)
- UCC 2-316(3)(a)
- UCC 2-318 (privity)
- UCC 2-328
- UCC 2-401
- UCC 2-403 (1)
- UCC 2-508
- UCC 2-509
- UCC 2-510
- UCC 2-601
- UCC 2-601 (conforming goods)
- UCC 2-602
- UCC 2-607
- UCC 2-608
- UCC 2-608 (cure)
- UCC 2-608 (notice)
- UCC 2-608 (reasonable time)
- UCC 2-608 (substantially impairs the value)
- UCC 2-609
- UCC 2-609 (adequate assurances)
- UCC 2-609 (insecurity)
- UCC 2-609 (modifications of contracts)
- UCC 2-609 (oral demands of assurance)
- UCC 2-609 vs. UCC 2-610
- UCC 2-610
- UCC 2-610 (conditions beyond the contract)
- UCC 2-612
- UCC 2-613
- UCC 2-615
- UCC 2-615 (foreseeability)
- UCC 2-615 (foreseeability: allocation of risk)
- UCC 2-615 (increased costs alone)
- UCC 2-615 (objective impracticability)
- UCC 2-706 vs. 2-708(1) (election of remedies)
- UCC 2-706(3)
- UCC 2-708
- UCC 2-708 (consequential vs. incidental damages)
- UCC 2-708 (new business)
- UCC 2-709
- UCC 2-710
- UCC 2-711
- UCC 2-712
- UCC 2-712 (goods)
- UCC 2-712 (self-cover)
- UCC 2-712(2)
- UCC 2-713
- UCC 2-713 (learned of the breach)
- UCC 2-714
- UCC 2-714(c)
- UCC 2-715
- UCC 2-715 (failure to cover)
- UCC 2-716
- UCC 2-718
- UCC 2-719
- UCC 2-719 (consequential damages)
- UCC 2-719 (usage of trade)
- UCC 2-719(2)
- UCC 2-719(3)
- UCC 2-723
- UCC 2-725
- UCC 2-725(2)
- UCC 2-725(implied contracts)
- UCC 3-104
- UCC 3-104 (a)(fixed amount)
- UCC 3-104 (unconditional promise to pay)
- UCC 3-203
- UCC 3-302
- UCC 3-302(a)
- UCC 3-305 (illegality)
- UCC 3-308
- UCC 3-309(a)(1)
- UCC 3-310
- UCC 3-311
- UCC 3-401(b) (pre-revision)
- UCC 3-402(b)(1))
- UCC 3-402(b)(2)
- UCC 3-403(b)(pre-revision)
- UCC 3-404
- UCC 3-406 (substantially contributes)
- UCC 3-408(1))
- UCC 3-409(a) (acceptance)
- UCC 3-413(a) (payment)
- UCC 3-419(d)
- UCC 3-501(b)(2)(reasonable identification)
- UCC 3-605 (discharge)
- UCC 3A-204
- UCC 4-103
- UCC 4-103(5)
- UCC 4-205
- UCC 4-208
- UCC 4-302
- UCC 4-401(a)
- UCC 4-402 (mental suffering)
- UCC 4-403(1)
- UCC 4-406
- UCC 4-406 (modifications)
- UCC 4-418
A buyer may reject delivery of goods if either the goods or the tender of delivery fails to conform to the contract. The law requires such a claim of dissatisfaction to be made in good faith, rather than in an effort to escape a bad bargain. Shelton v. Shelton, 238 Ala. 489, 192 So. 55 (1939); Jones v. Lanier, 198 Ala. 363, 73 So. 535 (1916); Electric Lighting Co. v. Elder Bros., 115 Ala. 138, 21 So. 983 (1896).
In testing the good faith of a merchant, UCC 2-103 requires '. . . honesty in fact and the observance of reasonable commercial ...
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