D. N. Garner Co. v. Georgia Palm Beach Aluminum Window Corp.

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• agreement by window company to sell and install windows in housing renovation project was predominantly a sales contract
• even though substantial services were involved in installing windows, “the predominant character of the transaction was the sale of goods, and the provisions of the UCC apply”
• where contractor’s bid did not segregate price of goods from price of services, the contract was predominantly for the sale of goods and was thus subject to the UCC
• where contractor's bid did not segregate price of goods from price of services, the contract was predominantly for the sale of goods and was thus subject to the UCC
• UCC applied where customer purchased windows and had them installed because primary purpose of transaction was purchase of goods and rendition of service was incidental, even though substantial amount of service was required to install windows

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).