As long as a contract satisfies the writing requirement of the UCC, any other terms not included in the writing
A) May be proven by testimony and evidence concerning oral agreements.
B) Will not be considered if not specifically addressed in the writing.
C) Will be determined by the courts.
D) Will be determined by boilerplate forms.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), as long as a contract satisfies the writing requirement, any terms not included in the writing may be proven by testimony and evidence concerning oral agreements. This allows for flexibility in commercial transactions by acknowledging that not all terms may be captured in the initial written document.

As Long as a Contract Satisfies the Writing Requirement of the UCC