If a court determines that a contract involving both goods and services is primarily a goods contract, any dispute over the deal will be decided under the UCC.

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When a contract involves both goods and services, courts apply the "predominant factor test" to determine if the contract is primarily for goods or services. If it's primarily for goods, the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) applies to disputes regarding the contract.

If a Court Determines That a Contract Involving Both Goods