The Windows, Inc.v.Jordan Panel Systems Corp.case illustrated the concept that:
A) unless the parties expressly specify that the contract requires the seller to deliver to a particular destination, the contract is generally considered to be a shipment contract.
B) goods in the possession of a bailee which are to be delivered without being moved will have the risk of loss pass to the buyer when the buyer receives a negotiable document of title.
C) unless the parties expressly designate the type of contract, it will be interpreted to be a destination contract.
D) express, specific provisions in a contract control as long as they are not unconscionable or grossly unfair to one of the parties.

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In the absence of an express designation, contracts are generally considered shipment contracts, meaning the seller's obligation is to deliver goods to a carrier, not a specific destination.