Crystal Purchased a Specific, Fully Functioning Widget from Husker Du

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Essay

Crystal purchased a specific, fully functioning widget from Husker Du Inc. She promised to pay the price of $10 000 within one month. As part of a promotional campaign, Husker Du agreed to deliver the widget to her factory for free. While shipping the widget to Crystal's place, however, Husker Du's employee carelessly left its truck unlocked on the street during his lunch break. The widget was stolen from the truck and has never been recovered. Husker Du nevertheless insists that Crystal had already acquired property in the widget by the time of the theft and that she therefore was required to honour her promise to pay $10 000. Is that argument correct? Did property pass to Crystal? Is she required to pay the price? Explain your answer.

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Definitions:

Financing Activities

Transactions and events where cash is raised or repaid to finance the company, including debt, equity, and dividend payments.

Fixed Assets

Long-term tangible assets held for business use and not expected to be converted to cash in the current or upcoming fiscal year.

Debt Securities

Financial instruments representing money that is borrowed and must be repaid, with terms that define the amount borrowed, interest rate, and maturity date.

Year 3

Third year in a series, sequence, or timeline, often used in financial and analytical contexts to denote the third year of operations, performance, or analysis.