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Issue Did Amanda Hair’s action of sending a different product than what was ordered constitute a breach of contract or misrepresentation? Rule In general, a contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties. The terms of the contract are what the parties agree to, and both parties are obligated to perform their obligations under the contract. Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a seller is obligated to deliver goods that conform to the description in the contract of sale. This means that the goods must be of the same quantity, quality, and description as those specified in the contract. If the seller fails to deliver conforming goods, they have breached the contract. Misrepresentation occurs when one party makes a false statement to the other party, and that statement induces the other party to enter into the contract. There are three types of misrepresentation: fraudulent misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, and innocent misrepresentation. Analysis In this case, the company sent the buyer a different product than what was ordered. This is a breach of contract because the company failed to fulfill its obligation to provide the buyer with the goods that were ordered. The company's action also constitutes misrepresentation, as the company made a false statement about the product that was being sold. The buyer should be able to rescind the contract, which means that the contract will be canceled, and the buyer will be entitled to a refund. The buyer may also sue for damages, which means that the buyer may be able to recover money from the company for the inconvenience and loss of value caused by the company's breach of contract. Conclusion The company's action of sending a different product than what was ordered constituted a breach of contract and misrepresentation. Last but not least this wig smelled so bad, that I had to put the plastic bag in a plastic bag. This wig comes from Whuhan China, as if they need more bad press. They offered me twenty dollars for my 237.00