Movable Goods
$500 and up, Formal Written Contract

Damages that occurred due to one party failing contractual terms

If he INTENDS to cause harmful or offensive contact, and such contact occurs directly or indirectly
Offensive Contact - bodily contact offending a reasonable sense of personal dignity

You can defend your self when there is REASONable belief that you will be seriously injured
-Your only allowed to use force as long as the threat of injury continues AND only as much force that is necessary

Consideration
I did all this stuff already!

An Acceptance of an Offer must be identical to the offer sent!
NO open terms, Mob Style

Acts INTENDING to confine another within boundaries fixed by the actor
Direct or Indirect Confinement
Conscious of Confinement

1. The amount of force that the defender exerted
2. The means or object by which the attacker applied force
3.The manner or method used by the defender to apply force
4.THe surrounding circumstances under which the defender applied force

1. A Promise was made
2. Detrimental Reliance was made on that promise
-injured party is NOT required to show that they gave up something, only that they relied upon the promise (Daughter farmhouse case)
3. The injustice can only be healed by enforcing the promise

YES! UCC 1-304-Good Faith

One liable whether he causes harm if he INTENTionally enters land in the possesion of another, or causes a thing or a third person to do so
REMAINS on the land
FAILS to remove from the land a thing

1. Your liable for Assault and Battery if you use unnecessary violence to retake possession of property that was fraudulently obtained
2. MERCHANTS are permitted to detain people for reasonable investigation reasons, if thy think chattel has been taken unlawfully

Shrinkwrap - you pay, the seller sends the "box", you examine and read terms, then decide whether to accept or return

If you dispossess the other of the chattel
OR
THe chattel is impaired as to its condition,quality, or value
OR
Bodily harm is caused to the possessor, OR harm is caused to some person or thing in which the possessor has a legally protected intrest

1. You may use "as much" force as REASONably necessary to prevent another from unlawfully entering your land OR to remove another who is tresspassing
2. The bad guy was tresspassing, that your force was necessary, that you ASKED the trespasser to leave FIRST but he REFUSED unless...you can prove that asking wouldnt have mattered or that by asking you could have occured SUBSTial harm

Between MERCHANTS, where a DEFINITE and reasonable expression of Acceptance is sent within Resonable TIME, is offered as Acceptance even with additional terms, UNLESS acceptance is expressly made conditional

Who with extreme and outrageous conduct INTENTionally or RECKLESSLY causes severe emotional disturbance to another...
AND if that conduct causes bodily harm, their also liable for bodily harm