The implied warranty of merchantability does not apply to real estate. The provisions related to these warranties are governed by the UCC. The UCC governs the sale of goods, defined as movable at the time of identification. Real Estate is not movable and thus not governed by the UCC; but by the common law. Good distinction is provided between the two warranties. Where in the UCC are these warranties found? There are some specific criteria for goods to meet the merchantability standard; what are they? Please provide an example where a consumer might claim a breach of a warranty for a particular purpose against a business