Freedom of contract is a basic principle of the UCC. Consequently, its provisions are not mandatory.

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The UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) is designed to provide flexibility and accommodate the needs and agreements of the parties involved in commercial transactions. Its provisions are generally not mandatory, allowing parties to contract out of them or modify their terms to suit their particular needs, which embodies the principle of freedom of contract.

Freedom of Contract Is a Basic Principle of the UCC