Juliet is a well-known art collector and gallerist. Tracey,…

Juliet is a well-known art collector and gallerist. Tracey, a sculptor just starting out, heard that Juliet would store some of her work in the gallery so that people could see it as they looked at other art Juliet had in her possession. Tracey and Juliet decided to do just that, but never drew up any paperwork that made it clear Juliet did not own the sculptures entrusted to her. Juliet is also a little forgetful, and a couple years after accepting Tracey’s sculptures for display only, a wealthy art collector, Beatrice, made an offer Juliet could not refuse for two of Tracey’s sculptures. A year after this, Tracey had built up her portfolio to the point of attracting attention for a larger show. She returns to Juliet to collect her work and is appalled to learn that Juliet sold some of her sculptures to Beatrice! If the jurisdiction where this takes place follows the UCC as adopted by Rhode Island in 1997, will Tracey be able to recover her sculptures from Beatrice?

Bob purchased a manufactured home “as is where is,” from Dar…

Bob purchased a manufactured home “as is where is,” from Daryl’s Mobile Home Sales. Daryl’s offered to deliver the home to Bob’s land where he intended to keep the home, but Bob refused and hired his own movers to (1) remove the underpinning that anchored the home to its current resting place and (2) move the home to his land. The move could take place with little damage to the manufactured home. During the moving process but before the manufactured home was on Bob’s land, the manufactured home was destroyed in a fire. Assume that the jurisdiction where this took place follows North Carolina law. If Bob demands a refund of the purchase price from Daryl’s, what result?