All page references are to Burton, PRINCIPLES OF CONTRACT LAW, 3d ed., (West Group 2006)

Jan 12
209-219
review fall exam

Jan 19
273-284; Georgia case 1
carefully study UCC §§: 2-716, 2-718
284-298; carefully study UCC §§: 1-106, 2-716, 2-718, 2-601,
2-607(1)-(4), 2-711, 2-712, 2-713
do the Problems on p.298
carefully study UCC §§: 2-703, 2-704, 2-706, 2-708, 2-709
do the Problems on pp.292-293

Jan 26
do problems: "Buyers’ Remedies"
do problems: "Sellers’ Remedies"
298-315; Georgia case 2

Feb. 2
do problems: "4 damage problems"
315-336; Georgia case 3
Georgia Statutes

Feb 9
do problem: "More Damages Problems"
336-358 (you read some of these cases last semester; re-read them now); Georgia case 4; Georgia case 5
do: Four Damage Problems

review and think about the problems in:
Contract Interpretation: "What’s the Deal?"

Feb 16
359-386

Feb 23
386-404, 411-417; UCC §§ 2-202, 1-205, 2-208; Georgia case 6

Mar 2
417-447; Georgia case 7
do problems: "Andy and Bob"
review handout: "Contract Interpretation - What’s the Deal?"

Mar 16
447-468 plus Georgia case 8; Georgia case 9; Georgia Statutes

Mar 23
do problems: "Barb and Abe"
468-493; Georgia case 10; Georgia case 11
do the problems on pages 474-475 and 478

Mar 30
493-512, 516-526; Georgia case 12; Georgia case 13; Georgia case 14

Apr. 6
526-544; UCC §§ 2-601, 2-605, 2-606, 2-608; Georgia case 15; Georgia case 16
Practice Problem #1: "Alice and Bob"

April 13
550-569; UCC §§ 2-614, 2-615
Practice Problem #2: "Princess v. POP Productions"

April 20
Practice Problem #3: "McLoon and L.A. Studios"

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