Apply the facts to the rule. This is the most crucial part—argue both sides if the facts are ambiguous.
Do not just list rules; explicitly link the facts to the rule (e.g., "Here, the $500 price tag makes this a UCC issue...").
Identify the legal question (e.g., "Was a valid contract formed when X emailed Y?"). Rule: State the relevant law (Common Law vs. UCC). curs 11.01 Contract
Address any reasons the contract might be voidable, such as:
Answer the question directly based on your analysis. 2. Key Components to Include Apply the facts to the rule
First, determine if it's Common Law (services/real estate) or UCC (sale of goods). Formation (The 3 Cs): Offer: A specific promise or commitment.
Requires some contracts (like real estate or goods) to be in writing. Mistake, Fraud, or Lack of Capacity . Breach and Damages: Was there a material breach? Identify the legal question (e
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