Lenny bought a computer from Computer Store for $1,000. For an additional $100, the store delivered the computer, connected up the various devices, and transferred Lenny's files from his old computer. Would this transaction constitute a sale of goods under Article2?

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Dante White

Business

18 July, 08:50

Lenny bought a computer from Computer Store for $1,000. For an additional $100, the store delivered the computer, connected up the various devices, and transferred Lenny's files from his old computer. Would this transaction constitute a sale of goods under Article2?

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Tommy Hernandez · Answer 1

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From the given case/scenario, we can conclude that the transaction done by Lenny would constitute as sale of a good/commodity under the Article 2, in the transaction done by Lenny, the sale of goods tends to predominate. Therefore, under Article 2 it will constitute as a sale of a good or commodity.