Bright Auto Colors Company is selling its auto painting facility to Custom Cars Corporation.In preliminary discussions over the sale, Bright tells Custom Cars that the paints and other supplies contained in the warehouse will be included with the sale of the facility. Later, Bright and Custom Cars reach an agreement and execute a written contract.While the contract appears to be done and unambiguous, it says nothing about the supplies being included with the sale and, when Custom Cars takes possession of the facility, the supplies are nowhere to be found.

Suppose Custom Cars sues Bright for breach of contract for failing to include the paints and other on-site supplies along with the facility.

a.Is this contract governed by the UCC or common law?Explain.

b.At trial, can Custom Cars introduce evidence Bright's oral promises to include the supplies?Explain.