James McCoolidge, a Nebraska resident, saw a used Honda Element for sale online. He contacted the seller, Daniel Oyvetsky, who offered to sell the vehicle for $7,500 on behalf of Car and Truck Center, LLC, a dealership in Nashville, Tennessee. McCoolidge paid the price and received the car and a certificate of title. Before he registered the certificate with the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles, he learned that the state of Tennessee had issued numerous certificates of title to the Element. Based on these documents, title could ultimately be traced to McCoolidge. But he chose to file a suit in a Nebraska state court against Oyvetsky, claiming that he had not received “clear” title. What does the UCC provide with respect to the passage of title under a sales contract? How does that rule impact McCoolidge’s claim? Discuss. [McCoolidge v. Oyvetsky, 292 Neb. 955, 874 N.W.2d 892 (2016)] (See When Title Passes.)