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Running header: UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
Uniform Commercial Code
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UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
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Uniform Commercial Code
After analyzing the case study, GC is not required to replace the window sheen products.
This is because of several factors. For instance, the two parties, i.e., buyer and seller, had agreed
to the contract, the price and quantities were agreed on, both parties signed the contract. The
agreement signed included all the necessary terms for a valid and enforceable contract, and the
seller promptly delivered the ordered goods in time. Therefore, the fault entirely lies with
Johnson, and hence GC is not obligated to replace the products in question. This can be better
explained using the provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code on the contracts for the sale of
goods (King et al., 2011).
In simple terms, the uniform commercial code refers to a set of laws that govern sales and
commercial transactions. Any uniform code has a primary purpose, that of establishing a
standard body of laws across the different jurisdictions. A jurisdiction must adopt the provisions
of the uniform commercial code for it to be binding. In the United States, the universal
commercial code has been accepted in a majority of states.
In the universal commercial code, the provisions for the contracts of sale of goods is
contained in article 2. Goods can be said to be things that can be easily identified during contract
formation and can also be moved. Thus, animals, cars, computers, boats, and ...