In this episode, we explore the legal rules that govern the sale and lease of goods under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). Learn how the UCC differs from traditional contract law, why merchants are treated differently from consumers, and how contracts for goods can be formed even when some terms are left open.

We'll discuss merchant firm offers, the Statute of Frauds, identification of goods, transfer of title, and risk of loss. You'll also learn about express and implied warranties, including the warranty of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, along with the rules for disclaiming warranties.

The episode examines the UCC's Perfect Tender Rule, buyer and seller remedies for breach of contract, and the protections available when goods fail to meet contractual expectations. Finally, we introduce the United Nations Con ...