Which set of statutes lists the contract statutes mentioned (three in total)?

Which set of statutes lists the contract statutes mentioned (three in total)?

• A. Art II (sales of goods); Common Law (all other); Art II(a) (Leases)
• B. EPTL; NY Partnership Law; CPL
• C. BCL; NY Penal Law; Art II
• D. CPL; EPTL; BCL

Answer: (A)

Contract law is typically drawn from three sources: Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code for sales of goods, Article 2A for leases, and the common law for all other contracts. This combination covers contracts involving goods, leases, and everything else that isn’t governed by the UCC. So the set that lists exactly those three sources is the one that names Article 2 (sales of goods), Common Law (all other contracts), and Article 2A (leases). The other options mix in statutes that aren’t contract-law sources, such as EPTL (estates), CPL (criminal procedure), BCL (business corporations), or Penal Law, which explains why they don’t fit.

Contract law is typically drawn from three sources: Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code for sales of goods, Article 2A for leases, and the common law for all other contracts. This combination covers contracts involving goods, leases, and everything else that isn’t governed by the UCC.

So the set that lists exactly those three sources is the one that names Article 2 (sales of goods), Common Law (all other contracts), and Article 2A (leases). The other options mix in statutes that aren’t contract-law sources, such as EPTL (estates), CPL (criminal procedure), BCL (business corporations), or Penal Law, which explains why they don’t fit.