A party is considered a merchant if that party holds herself out as having special knowledge of the goods involved in the transaction,even if she does not regularly deal in the goods.

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According to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a party is considered a merchant if they hold themselves out as having special knowledge or skill related to the goods involved in the transaction, regardless of whether they regularly deal in those goods.

A Party Is Considered a Merchant If That Party Holds