The UCC allows a contract to be formed as long as the parties intended to contract even even in cases in which essential terms such as price, quantity, and terms of payment are missing.

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is designed to be flexible and can allow for the formation of a contract even if certain terms, such as price, quantity, or terms of payment, are not explicitly stated, as long as there is evidence that the parties intended to create a contract. The UCC fills in missing terms with reasonable defaults under its provisions.

The UCC Allows a Contract to Be Formed as Long