Unless otherwise specified in the sales contract, the UCC generally holds that the title passes from seller to buyer when:
A) the sales contract is signed.
B) the seller has performed all duties related to delivery of the good.
C) money is actually transferred from the buyer to the seller.
D) the standard examination period of 72 hours expires.

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According to the UCC, the title passes from seller to buyer when the seller has performed all duties related to delivery of the good. This means that the seller has delivered the good to the agreed-upon location and fulfilled any other obligations related to delivery, such as packaging and labeling the goods for transit. The transfer of money is not necessarily related to the transfer of title, and the examination period may be specified in the sales contract but does not determine the transfer of title.

Unless Otherwise Specified in the Sales Contract, the UCC Generally