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First, it depends on the term "house". If it was a co-op, then what you were buying were shares in a corporation and not the real estate. A purchase of a trailer home is also the purchase of personal property. Second, it is VERY likely that there is not enough information to answer this question. Sometimes the sale contract includes sale of consumer items like curtains, appliances etc. That portion of the contract would be considered a sale of goods. More than likely, in a case involving real estate you hired an attorney. Please ask the attorney to explain this. He or she will have all the facts, and is more likely to help you.

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Q: Why did the court consider the contract for the sale of the house a contract for a sale of goods instead of a contract for a sale of real estate?
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