In this article unless the context otherwise requires: “Buyer” means a person who buys or contracts to buy goods. Repealed. “Receipt” of goods means taking physical possession of them. “Seller” means a person who sells or contracts to sell goods. Other definitions applying to this article or to specified parts thereof, and the sections in which they appear are: “Acceptance”. Section 28:2-606 . “Banker’s credit”. Section 28:2-325 . “Between merchants”. Section 28:2-104 . “Cancellation”. Section 28:2-106(4) . “Commercial unit”. Section 28:2-105 . “Confirmed credit”. Section 28:2-325 . “Conforming to contract”. Section 28:2-106 . “Contract for sale”. Section 28:2-106 . “Cover”. Section 28:2-712 . “Entrusting”. Section 28:2-403 . “Financing agency”. Section 28:2-104 . “Future goods”. Section 28:2-105 . “Goods”. Section 28:2-105 . “Identification”. Section 28:2-501 . “Installment contract”. Section 28:2-612 . “Letter of Credit”. Section 28:2-325 . “Lot”. Section 28:2-105 . “Merchant”. Section 28:2-104 . “Overseas”. Section 28:2-323 . “Person in position of seller”. Section 28:2-707 . “Present sale”. Section 28:2-106 . “Sale”. Section 28:2-106 . “Sale on approval”. Section 28:2-326 . “Sale or return”. Section 28:2-326 . “Termination”. Section 28:2-106 . Control as provided in § 28:7-106 and the following definitions in other articles apply to this article: “Check”. Section 28:3-104 . “Consignee”. Section 28:7-102 . “Consignor”. Section 28:7-102 . “Consumer goods”. Section 28:9-102 . “Dishonor”. Section 28:3-502 . “Draft”. Section 28:3-104 . In addition Article 1 contains general definitions and principles of construction and interpretation applicable throughout this article.
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