According to the majority in Casserlie v.Shell Oil Co. ,a commercially reasonable and nondiscriminatory price is

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The majority in Casserlie v. Shell Oil Co. held that a commercially reasonable and nondiscriminatory price is evidence of a seller's good faith. The court considered such pricing as indicative of the seller's intent to deal fairly with the buyer, and therefore, not evidence of unconscionability or the need for an inquiry into the seller's motives. Parol evidence is extrinsic evidence that is not contained within the four corners of a written contract, and is not relevant to the issue of the price's commercial reasonableness or nondiscriminatory nature.

According to the Majority in Casserlie V