The Doctrine of Transferred Intent Allows a Murder Suspect to Escape

question 52

True/False

The doctrine of transferred intent allows a murder suspect to escape punishment if someone other than the intended victim is killed. ​

Analyze the conditions under which title and risk of loss pass from seller to buyer in various sales contexts.

Discern the legal requirements of tender in a goods sale.

Understand the legal effects of contracts and how title, possession, and risk of loss are transferred.

Recognize how the UCC addresses good faith purchases and sales involving minors or entities lacking authority.

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