This method is called the \"IRAC\" analysis. For this assignment, you will need

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This method is called the "IRAC" analysis. For this assignment, you will need to have 1 reference page. Please note that for each question you will need to provide a separate "IRAC" Analysis. Please provide a separate heading for each question (ie. Question 1 IRAC). Make sure that you include the Issue, Rule, Application of the Rule and the Conclusion for each question. Also make sure that you label them so that I know when you are discussing the Issue, Rule, Application of the Rule, and the Conclusion for each question. Incomplete analysis of questions will result in a deduction of points.

General Construction Company (GCC) tells Industrial Supplies, Inc., that it needs an adhesive to do a particular job. Industrial provides a five-gallon bucket of a certain brand. When it does not perform to GCC’s speci­fications, GCC sues Industrial, which claims, “We didn’t expressly promise anything.” What should GCC argue?

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Issue - The plaintiff ( GCC) offered the defendant ( Industrial Supplies Inc.) to sell an adhesive to do a particular job. Defendant accepted the offer and provided a five gallon bucket of a brand, presumably for a consideration. The product did not fulfill the purpose.

Rule - The product meant for a purpose needs to fulfill it. It is an implied promise on the part of seller. Ther is no need of an express promise for it. The seller's statement makes him liable for breach of contract.

Application - The adhesive was meant to do the job ( join or fix together) it was purchased for. The buyer already specified the purpose,and seller being in business is expected to sell the right product fulfilling the said purpose. The performance of adhesive is an implied promise, because adesive is meant for it. There is no need for an express promise on the part of seller.

Conclusion - The seller has breached the contract by not fulfilling the implied promise to the buyer and he is liable for it.

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