If a contract does not expressly state where the delivery will take place,the UCC relieves the seller of any obligation to tender goods to the buyer.

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According to the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code), if a contract does not specify the place of delivery, the goods must be delivered to the buyer's place of business or residence, or to a mutually agreed location. The seller still has an obligation to tender the goods to the buyer.

If a Contract Does Not Expressly State Where the Delivery