Business, 03.07.2020 03:01, cxttiemsp021

contracted with to purchase and install a carpet for the home. Following installation, Nasau complained to BCC that some seams were visible, gaps appeared, the carpet did not lie flat in all areas, and the carpet failed to reach the wall in certain locations. Although BCC made various attempts to cure the installation by stretching the carpet and other methods, Nasau was not satisfied with the work and eventually sued BCC to recover the $3,500 downpayment towards the entire $4,319.50 contract price for the carpet and installation. Explain if the UCC applies or not. Include in your answer the applicable test to make that determination.

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