Jake ask you to draft a contract between himself and April. The parties have agreed that Jake will sell April 260 widgets for her store for 20.00. Jake will be shipping the goods from Kansas to April's store in Colorado. The parties have agreed that Jake will guarantee that the goods will be functioning at the time he delivers them to the carrier, but if they are damaged in route that is April's problem. He also says that he does not want to guarantee anything more than that the widgets were not defective at the time he transfers title to April. If the widgets break down later on in April's store he does not want to be responsible for that.

how would you draft a risk of loss and warranty provisions for the contract to make sure Jake's wishes are expressed in a binding contract

Question Jake asks you to draft a contract between himself and April. The parties have agreed that Jake will sell April 250 widgets for her store for $20,000. Jake will be shipping the goods from Kansas to April's store in Colorado. The parties have agreed that Jake will guarantee that the goods will be functioning at the time he delivers them to the carrier, but that if they're damaged in route, that is April's problem. He also says that he does not want to guarantee anything more than that the widgets were not defective at the time he transfers title to April. If the widgets break down later on in April's store, he does not want to be responsible for that. Please draft "Risk of Loss" and "Warranty" provisions for the contract to make sure Jake's wishes are expressed in a binding contract. Answer BI UAB Paragraph Font Family Font Size A