juliasara
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This is a complex problem. Kruger is owed for the rats and so on that were fed during some of this time. You will see in article2 section2 of Sales in the UCC that indeed stuff can be sold under certain circumstances.
There are two sides to every story and in my opinion Alex from his point of view, is owed, and could choose to sue within the statute of limitations. He will have problems trying to do that, however: the expense of the suit, the fact that he initially breached, the whole problem with the gun delivery, the costs of boarding during the part of time he was responsible for delay, trying to prove a higher value for his snakes when he proposed in writing a trade for the relatively inexpensive pellet gun.
It may be judged commercially reasonable for Kruger to have sold the critters rather than racking up further boarding costs.
It is easy to feel the injustice here, with Kruger in possession of the guns and the snakes. I am merely pointing out that commercial law is what it is, and a study will show that there are a variety of options when there is disagreement and/or breach, that is why article2 section2 was written.
Again, because I am mentioning commercial law and its relevance to this transaction, to not mistakenly attribute the mention as any kind of defense of Kruger.
I don't have a clue of the legal perspective so thank you for that great info. I meant from a moral perspective. I know in the eyes of the law/court morals dont mean much but I know in this hobby they mean a lot to most folks. If kruger were still communicating with Alex and trying to come to an agreement it would be one thing but he's completely stopped contact making selling the snakes even more wrong in most people's eyes. If they agreed he could go ahead and sell the snakes and agree what funds would go where that would be ok. But him keeping all of the money is just wrong and I'm sure will make anyone reading this avoid doing business with him.