If the acceptance to a sales contract between non-merchants includes terms different from those in the offer, no contract is formed under the UCC.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a contract is generally formed even if the acceptance includes terms that are additional to or different from those in the offer, especially in the context of non-merchants. The additional terms may or may not become part of the contract based on various factors, but their presence does not prevent contract formation.

If the Acceptance to a Sales Contract Between Non-Merchants Includes