Under the UCC, when a "battle of the forms" exists, the rule is generally that no contract was formed.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Under the UCC, when a "battle of the forms" exists, a contract can still be formed even if both parties have different terms in their forms. The terms of the contract will be determined by which terms the parties agreed to or which terms are customary in the industry. This is known as the "knockout" rule where conflicting terms cancel each other out and are replaced by gap fillers provided in the UCC or by common law principles.

Under the UCC, When a "Battle of the Forms" Exists