For the most part, the UCC is a "gap filler" and is only pertinent if the parties themselves do not supply a contract term or the term is left open.

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The UCC is primarily a set of default rules that apply if the parties do not provide their own terms or if the terms they provide are unclear or incomplete. Therefore, it is a "gap filler" in contracts.

For the Most Part, the UCC Is a "Gap Filler