A letter of credit cannot extend for a period of more than five (5) years.
Ames, an agent for Baker Antiques, had the authority to purchase early 20th-century
American furniture costing a maximum of $1,500 per piece. Ames bought a
19th-century French desk for $3,000 from Carter. Baker was furious when she saw the
desk, and she fired Ames. Nevertheless, she put the desk on display in the shop with a
$5,000 price tag. When the best offer she got for the desk was $2,500, Baker returned
the desk to Carter. Baker told Carter that Ames had exceeded his authority in
purchasing the desk, and she demanded that Carter refund the $3,000 that Ames had
paid for the desk. Will Carter have to do so?
To be effective, checks must be executed on forms that are printed expressly for that
purpose and issued by a bank or other financial institution.
A contract provision requiring that suit be brought within one (1) year does not violate