According to the UCC, a seller or buyer who reserves the right to fix a price must do so in good faith.

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The UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) requires that parties in a sales contract act in good faith towards each other. If a seller or buyer reserves the right to fix a price, they must do so in a reasonable and fair manner, taking into account market conditions and other relevant factors. Failure to act in good faith can be considered a breach of contract, and may result in legal action or other remedies.

According to the UCC, a Seller or Buyer Who Reserves