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Delta Star, Inc. v. Michael's Carpet World
No. 071674Supreme Court of Virginia
071674 Delta Star, Inc. v. Michael's Carpet World 09/12/2008 In a case governed by the Uniform Commercial Code -- Sales, Code §§ 8.2-101 et seq., the trial court erred in failing to apply the UCC's Statute of …
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071674 Delta Star, Inc. v. Michael's Carpet World 09/12/2008 In a case governed by the Uniform Commercial Code -- Sales, Code §§ …
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071674 Delta Star, Inc. v. Michael's Carpet World 09/12/2008 In a case governed by the Uniform Commercial Code -- Sales, Code §§ 8.2-101 et seq., the trial court erred in failing to apply the UCC's Statute of Frauds, Code § 8.2-201, to declare unenforceable a purported oral contract for the sale of goods. The goods at issue were not specifically manufactured, no confirmatory writing exists, the parties' course of dealing cannot establish the existence of the alleged contract, part performance does not extend to the disputed portions of the alleged contract, and the party sought to be charged did not admit the existence of such contract. The judgment of the trial court is reversed and final…
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