Buyer Gets Market Value After Any Loss
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Example wrong choices
14481_ruth_nativity_music_box · CONTRACTS · Choice AOnly Ruth's claim for the contract price will succeed.
Why it's attractive
This answer makes the buyer pay even though the stem says risk had not passed to him.
Why it's wrong
This answer makes the buyer pay even though the stem says risk had not passed to him.
14481_ruth_nativity_music_box · CONTRACTS · Choice BOnly Stephen's counterclaim for the music box's market value will succeed.
Why it's attractive
This answer notices appreciation but skips the no-fault casualty rule and the no-breach posture.
Why it's wrong
This answer notices appreciation but skips the no-fault casualty rule and the no-breach posture.
14481_ruth_nativity_music_box · CONTRACTS · Choice DBoth claims will succeed, and Stephen will recover $6,000.
Why it's attractive
The answer nets both claims, but the rule leaves no contract claims to net.
Why it's wrong
The answer nets both claims, but the rule leaves no contract claims to net.
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