When a contract appears to call for the furnishing of both goods and services, the common law automatically applies to the transaction.

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When a contract involves both goods and services, the determination of whether common law or the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) applies depends on the predominant factor, nature, or purpose of the contract. If the contract's primary purpose is the sale of goods, the UCC applies; if the primary purpose is the provision of services, common law applies.

When a Contract Appears to Call for the Furnishing of Both