Under the Uniform Commercial Code, if a contract is silent about the place of delivery, the goods are to be delivered:
A) at the production site of the goods.
B) at the seller's place of business.
C) at the buyer's residence.
D) at any place the seller deems convenient.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code, if a contract is silent about the place for delivery, the goods are to be delivered at the seller's place of business. The only exception to this rule is in the case of contracts dealing with identified goods that both parties at the time of contracting know are located someplace other than the seller's place of business. In such a case, the site of the goods is the place for delivery.

Under the Uniform Commercial Code, If a Contract Is Silent