An Employee of a Bankrupt Company Could Be Able to Receive

question 86

True/False

An employee of a bankrupt company could be able to receive up to $10,950 in unpaid wages and up to $10,950 in contributions to employee benefit plans, for a total of $21,900 before any money is paid to a consumer to compensate for deposits paid to the company for goods which were never delivered because of the company's going bankrupt.

Recognize the implications of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) on international transactions.

Understand how the UCC treats shipments of non-conforming goods as both an acceptance and a breach.

Explore how additional terms are handled in contract formation under the UCC.

Identify the transactions excluded from UCC Article 2.

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