To form a valid contract for the sale of goods,if the acceptance contains a price or warranty term different from the term in the offer,the parties have to renegotiate until they reach agreement.

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If the acceptance contains different terms from the offer, it is considered a counteroffer, and if the original offeror accepts it, a valid contract is formed. However, if the different terms are material, they may become a subject for negotiation or rejection.

To Form a Valid Contract for the Sale of Goods,if