Capstone: The Full Case
Every prior module tested one doctrine at a time. Real disputes don’t come pre-sorted by chapter — this one scenario requires Formation, Terms, Breach, and Remedies all at once, in sequence, the way an actual case actually unfolds.
↺ Review: Formation
Offer, acceptance, the Mailbox Rule, Statute of Frauds
↺ Review: Terms & Interpretation
Parol evidence, ambiguity, implied terms
↺ Review: Breach & Excuse
Material breach, repudiation, impracticability
↺ Review: Remedies
Expectation damages, mitigation, specific performance
The Bakery Flour Contract: A Full Case
Kim owns a bakery and emails a flour supplier: "I'd like to order 200 bags of your premium flour for $6,000, delivered in reasonable batches starting next month." The supplier replies: "Confirmed — 200 bags, $6,000, batches as agreed, subject to a 10% price escalation clause for raw material cost increases." Kim never responds to the escalation clause specifically, but immediately starts scheduling bread production around the expected deliveries. After 2 of 4 planned batches arrive on time, the supplier emails: "Due to a wheat shortage, we're cancelling the rest of the order unless you agree to pay 40% more."
This course teaches general contract law doctrine using original hypothetical scenarios. It does not provide legal advice about any specific situation and does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your own circumstances, consult a licensed attorney.