1Sales are governed by section 2 of the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code).

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2The California Commercial Code is based on the Uniform Commercial Code.

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3The UCC governs the sale of goods.

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4Contracts for the sale of goods require that the offer and acceptance elements be mirror image.

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5A contract for the sale of goods can have missing terms like price and shipping.Missing terms can be supplied by the court.Missing terms are referred to as "open terms" under the UCC.

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6The statute of frauds requires a writing for the sale of goods over $500.

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7Specially manufactured goods are an exception to the statute of frauds meaning oral contracts for specially manufactured goods will be enforced by the courts.

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8Sellers have a duty to deliver conforming goods (the ones called for in the contract).If sellers deliver non-conforming goods the buyer may reject them or accept them.The buyer has a reasonable time to inspect the goods and return them if they are non-conforming or defective.

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9If the buyer notifies the seller of the non-conforming or defective goods the seller may cure and tender conforming goods if there is still time to perform under the contract.

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10.If it appears the seller cannot or will not perform the buyer can ask for adequate assurances and if the seller cannot give them the buyer can treat the contract as breached and seek cover elsewhere to mitigate any damages (i.e., get replacement goods and sue the seller for any additional amount it cost to cover -- of course if the buyer gets the goods for less, including his time and expense, there is no loss).

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