PJC Business

S UBJECT I NDEX

Substantial performance — continued deceptive trade practices and Insurance Code, 102.22 quantum meruit, 101.42 Suitability (implied warranty), 102.13 “Superior knowledge” rule (warranty), 102.9

Trade custom (contract), 101.32 Treble damages, DTPA and Insurance Code, 115.11

U Unanimous answer, exemplary damages, 100.4, 115.31, 115.37, 115.38 Unconscionability (DTPA), 102.7 Undue hardship (employment), 107.13, 107.17 Undue influence (contract), 101.24 Unfair competition (insurance), 102.14 Unfair settlement practices (insurance), 102.18 Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). See also Sale of goods; Warranty anticipatory repudiation, 101.19 good-faith obligation, 101.2A, 101.28, 103.2 warranty defenses, 102.22 Unilateral mistake (contract), 101.25 Unjust enrichment, 101.44 Use, loss of. See Loss of use (DTPA damages) V Vicarious liability. See Liability, vicarious (DTPA) Voir dire, 100.1 Voluntary payment, 101.43

T

Testimony, 100.7 Texas Business & Commerce Code. See Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Texas Commission on Human Rights Act, 107.6 damages, 115.30–115.32 retaliation, 107.9 Texas Construction Trust Funds Act, 101.47 – 101.49 Texas Deceptive Trade Practices – Consumer Protection Act (DTPA). See Damages, deceptive trade practices; Deceptive trade practices Texas Insurance Code. See Insurance Texas Residential Construction Commission Act, 102.12, 102.13 Texas Securities Act. See Securities Act, violation of Texas Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, 101.35 Texas Whistleblower Act. See Whistleblower Act (employment) Theft (exemplary damages), 115.43 Third-party beneficiary, 101.34 Third - party information (DTPA defense), 102.22 Time of compliance (contract), 101.14

W

Waiver

contracts, 101.20

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