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governed by the rules of the UCC. You enter into a written contract with another merchant for a product that you need to create your specially designed hand held computer. After you begin to purchase the product, and it is supplied, the opposing merchant wants more money. The opposing merchants argument in court is: (a) That no consideration is necessary to modify the contract as long as the modification was in good faith and pursuant to the standards of fair dealing and trade. (b) Consideration is always necessary, so the merchant has no argument. (c) The Statute of Frauds. (d) The Parol Evidence Rule. (e) The Mirror Image Rule as it applies under the UCC. 29. You have decided, after graduation, to manufacture parachutes. Unfortunately for Big Joc, one of your consumers, the parachute malfunctions leading to some serious problems and injuries for Big Joe. Big Joc, at all times, was using the parachute pursuant to your written instructions and guidelines, and in a foreseeable manner. Your best defense in the court room following Big Joe's filing of a product liability lawsuit is: (a) Product misuse. (6) Assumption of the Risk. (c) The Fair Packaging and Labeling Act. (d) There are no dcfenses in a product liability lawsuit. (e) Seek a petition for review in the Appellate Court