Commercial laws are generally the same across all jurisdictions.
These uniform laws have developed as a result of the increased complexity of business transactions and the conduct of those transactions across state lines. Article 2 of the UCC governs sales transactions. Application of UCC Article 2 to Contracts UCC Article 2 pertains to the sale of goods. These transactions are handled as if the land is being sold, and Article 2 does not apply. Growing crops, temporary or movable buildings and other items that can be moved without harming the realty are also considered goods under the UCC, as are animal products while still on or in the animal, and the unborn young of animals.