Commercial impracticability arises only when the parties-at the time the contract was made-had reason to foresee a certain event that could make performance "impracticable."
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Q1: Under the perfect tender rule, a buyer
Q3: Tender can occur at any hour-for example,
Q4: If a seller fails to deliver conforming
Q5: A buyer will be deemed to have
Q6: If a buyer rightfully rejects nonconforming goods,
Q7: If a buyer wrongfully refuses to accept
Q8: If a party to a contract has
Q9: If a buyer wrongfully refuses to pay
Q10: If, before the time for contract performance,
Q11: When the time for performance under a
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