Under the UCC,a sale or lease contract can be valid,even if material terms are not agreed upon.

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According to the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code), a contract can be formed even if certain material terms remain open or are left for future negotiation. This is known as a "gap-filler" provision, which allows the court to supply missing terms to the contract based on the parties' prior course of dealing, usage of trade or reasonable standards. As long as there is mutual assent to the essential terms of the deal and the parties intend to be bound by it, a contract can be valid even if some details remain to be worked out.

Under the UCC,a Sale or Lease Contract Can Be Valid,even