Thank you Ida!!! :-) There are times when a contract can be broken. Previous examples given such as, when active concealment, intentionally hiding information, has taken place, it could cause a contract to be invalid, or, someone(s) could be held liable in a lawsuit. When referencing the UCC's Implied Warranty of Merchantability, the vehicle did not do what it was sold to do, to be a safe method of transportation. Then, we have the misrepresentation of the brakes that was a contributing factor in Maynard's decision to purchase the Mustang. For this reason, a lawsuit could reference, The Basis-of-the-Bargain Requirement under Express Warranty. Maynard's refund could be considered in judgment due to Pierre being found to be liable due to Negligent
