In$-$N$-$Out makes a deal with Pete$$s Potatoes for delivery of $1,000$ pounds of potatoes to each of its California locations once a week. In week one, Pete$$s Potatoes show up at In$-$N$-$Out and In$-$N$-$Out refuses to accept the delivery.

If Pete$$s Potatoes sues for breach of contract, what type of law $($CL or UCC$)$ should the company argue and why?

In$-$N$-$Out makes a deal with Pete$$s Potatoes for delivery of $1,000$ pounds of potatoes to each of its California locations once a week. In week one, Pete$$s Potatoes show up at In$-$N$-$Out and In$-$N$-$Out refuses to accept the delivery.

If Pete$$s Potatoes sues for breach of contract, what type of law $($CL or UCC$)$ should the company argue and why?

UCC, because the parties made a deal with each other

UCC, because the only definite term required is quantity

Common Law, because Pete's Potatoes actually delivered the goods to In$-$N$-$Out

Common Law, because both parties are merchants and can agree on a price later