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A contract for the international sale of goods between merchants does not specify a governing law. The contract is silent on warranties. Under the UCC implied warranty of merchantability (§ 2-314), goods sold by a merchant who deals in goods of that kind must be:

Perfect in every respect Fit for any special purpose the buyer has in mind Fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used Warranted only if the seller signs a separate warranty

Correct Answer:

Fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used

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