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· 11/30/1971

Sinka v. Northern Commercial Company

Citations

  • 491 P.2d 116
  • 9 U.C.C. Rep. Serv. (West) 1350
  • 1971 Alas. LEXIS 228

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that because “the transaction was a typical sale of goods . . . the sale necessarily was subject to the [UCC]” (footnote omitted)
  • holding that the Uniform Commercial Code provides \a comprehensive scheme for recovery of damages\ for certain types of injuries
  • holding that the Uniform Commercial Code provides “a comprehensive scheme for recovery of damages” for certain types of injuries
  • holding that because “the transaction was a 12 typical sale of goods . . . the sale necessarily was subject to the [UCC]” (footnote 13 omitted)
  • holding UCC statute of limitations applicable to breach of warranty action for personal injuries between parties in privity; no subsequent Alaska decision involving parties not in privity
  • sale of pearl kerosene was the sale of goods under the UCC

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Judges: Boney, Dimond, Witz, Connor

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