anybody have a good sales outline? Forum
- usuaggie
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anybody have a good sales outline?
I'm hoping for something more visual, like a flow chart of how to apply article 2-207.
- usuaggie
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Re: anybody have a good sales outline?
bumping this for one last hope. Anything would help.
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Re: anybody have a good sales outline?
There is a good explanation of 2-207 at
http://www.law-school-books.com/commercial-law.html
Scroll down and click on
Commercial Law UCC Article Two
http://www.law-school-books.com/commercial-law.html
Scroll down and click on
Commercial Law UCC Article Two
- dood
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Re: anybody have a good sales outline?
y do u need outline NOW?
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Re: anybody have a good sales outline?
2-207 blows. We're on that shit as well in 2 weeks.
All I got was that there's a difference Between Offer and Acceptance with either add'l or diff. terms on one hand, and written confirmations on the other.
Offer/acceptance is when you don't yet have the full contract memorialized, whereas written confirmation is when you have an agreement but then some party sends a change or addition.
And if 2-207(1) does not apply, then you can see if 2-207(3) exists (contract by conduct). 2-207(3) only exists if a contract does not exist by its terms, so you check this second.
All I got was that there's a difference Between Offer and Acceptance with either add'l or diff. terms on one hand, and written confirmations on the other.
Offer/acceptance is when you don't yet have the full contract memorialized, whereas written confirmation is when you have an agreement but then some party sends a change or addition.
And if 2-207(1) does not apply, then you can see if 2-207(3) exists (contract by conduct). 2-207(3) only exists if a contract does not exist by its terms, so you check this second.
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