Posted: May 18th, 2017

A corporation in Oregon ordered 10,000 feet of lumber from a corporation in British Columbia, Canada. The lumber was supposed to be delivered to the buyer’s ship in the port of Seattle

A corporation in Oregon ordered 10,000 feet of lumber from a corporation in British Columbia, Canada. The lumber was supposed to be delivered to the buyer’s ship in the port of Seattle, Washington. The seller never delivered the lumber and the buyer sued the seller. What body of law should the court apply to this transaction? (A) Applicable British Columbia law. (B) The Oregon U.C.C. (C) The Washington U.C.C. (D) The United Nations Convention on the International Sale of Goods.