Case 1:

Case. Cummings ordered two Model X Super Fidelity speakers form Jamestown Wholesale Electronics, Inc. Jamestown shipped the speakers via United Parcel Service, C.O.D. (collect on delivery), although Cummings had not requested or agreed to a C.O.D. shipment of the goods. When the speakers were delivered, Cummings refused to accept them because he would not be able to inspect them before payment. Jamestown claimed that it had shipped conforming goods and that Cummings had breached their contract. Had Cummings breached the contract? Explain.

Question 1. When and where does title pass? Explain.

Question 2. Who bears the risks of loss when a contract is breached? Explain.

Question 3. When does a buyer have an insurable interest in goods? Explain.

Question 4. When does a seller have a right to withhold delivery? Explain

Question 5. When is a seller entitled to recover damages? Explain

Question 6. When can a buyer cancel a contract? Explain

Question 7. What damages can a buyer recover on a sellers non delivery or repudiation? Explain