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Title: Quick Law Question Post by: Jacob0883 on September 06, 2005, 05:31:29 PM This question is in relation to the UCC.
Is a seller forced to make a reasonable effort to resell its good before comencing a breach of contract if the repudation was effective, but wrongful? Title: Re: Quick Law Question Post by: Kenrick on September 07, 2005, 05:11:05 AM I'm sorry I can't provide an answer to your question, but I will say this:
This is what happens when you fuck a stranger in the ass. Title: Re: Quick Law Question Post by: CmdrSlack on September 07, 2005, 08:40:39 AM This question is in relation to the UCC. Is a seller forced to make a reasonable effort to resell its good before comencing a breach of contract if the repudation was effective, but wrongful? I've managed to forget as much about Article 2 as I've learned, but I'm going to guess that any duty to mitigate damages is, at best, going to go towards ultimate damages that can be claimed, not the timing of filing a lawsuit. If you repudiate, IIRC, outside of a few situations, that is a breach, effective or no, wrongful or no. I could be totally wrong, I don't do much UCC work. |