Which of the following is generally true about provisions in a contract under the UCC that provide specific remedies?

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The UCC remedies will generally apply unless the contract specifically states that its remedies are exclusive. Therefore, the specific remedies in the contract will be in addition to those provided by the UCC, unless the contract states otherwise. Option A is incorrect, as the specific remedies may replace, rather than supplement, the UCC remedies if the contract specifically states that they are exclusive. Option B is incorrect because specific remedies are generally enforceable if they are consistent with the UCC. Finally, option D is incorrect because the mere fact that a specific remedy is provided in a contract does not make it unconscionable, but it may be unconscionable if it is unfair or one-sided.

Which of the Following Is Generally True About Provisions in a Contract