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    This flow chart summarizes the process for determining whether a contract is formed under UCC 2-207 when an acceptance contains additional or different terms than the original offer. It outlines whether the common law "mirror image rule" applies or UCC 2-207, and then walks through the various steps of determining if there is a definite and seasonable acceptance, if the parties' conduct recognizes a deal, and how additional or different terms in an acceptance are treated. The end determines whether the parties are merchants and how that impacts whether additional terms become part of the contract.

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    This flow chart summarizes the process for determining whether a contract is formed under UCC 2-207 when an acceptance contains additional or different terms than the original offer. It outlines whether the common law "mirror image rule" applies or UCC 2-207, and then walks through the various steps of determining if there is a definite and seasonable acceptance, if the parties' conduct recognizes a deal, and how additional or different terms in an acceptance are treated. The end determines whether the parties are merchants and how that impacts whether additional terms become part of the contract.

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    This flow chart summarizes the process for determining whether a contract is formed under UCC 2-207 when an acceptance contains additional or different terms than the original offer. It outlines whether the common law "mirror image rule" applies or UCC 2-207, and then walks through the various steps of determining if there is a definite and seasonable acceptance, if the parties' conduct recognizes a deal, and how additional or different terms in an acceptance are treated. The end determines whether the parties are merchants and how that impacts whether additional terms become part of the contract.

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    Matthew Alan Pierce
    This flow chart summarizes the process for determining whether a contract is formed under UCC 2-207 when an acceptance contains additional or different terms than the original offer. It outlines whether the common law "mirror image rule" applies or UCC 2-207, and then walks through the various steps of determining if there is a definite and seasonable acceptance, if the parties' conduct recognizes a deal, and how additional or different terms in an acceptance are treated. The end determines whether the parties are merchants and how that impacts whether additional terms become part of the contract.

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    No.

    Use common law Sale of goods?

    UCC 2-207 Flow Chart

    No. No deal

    Yes. Acceptance?

    Yes. (3) K is the terms on which writings agree and UCC gap fillers

    No. No deal

    No. Go to other parts of UCC

    Yes. (1) Definite and seasonable acceptance or informal agreement with timely return with diff or additional terms Yes. Conduct Recognizing deal?

    Yes. Expressly conditional on different/additional terms?

    FADEOUT treat as if they were additional.

    No. (2) ADDITIONAL

    No. (2) DIFFERENT. Statute does not tell you what to do 3 options are from case law KNOCK OUT whichever terms both parties disagree on are invalid. THIS IS MAJORITY RULE

    Between Merchants?

    FALLOUT second person to propose the rules looses and his terms die

    No. Contract does not include additional terms. Additional terms are proposals

    Yes. Contract includes additional terms unless: 1) offer limits acceptance 2) material alterations 3) timely notice of objection to terms

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