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Kubasek Differences between UCC and Common law

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When the transaction DOES NOT involve a sale or lease?   Common or statutory law.  
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If the transaction provides services   apply common law  
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when neither party is a merchant   then only reasonable care applies to the parties.  
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merchants will be held to a higher standard of   behavior under the UCC than will non-merchants.  
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mirror-image rule that applies under common law do   not apply under the ucc.  
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Under the ucc additional terms are   permitted in contracts for the sale or lease of goods.  
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The UCC eliminates the requirement of new consideration when   modification of sales and lease contracts.  
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Any kind of documentation is usually sufficient   to satisfy the "writing requirement" of the statute of frauds.  
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In Common Law, the terms include quantity, price, performance time, nature of work and identity of offer; whereas,   the quantity is the main focus of the term in UCC.  
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Statute of Limitation is four to six years in Common Law; however the   it is four years in UCC.  
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The contract in Common Law is discharged only because of impossibility like insanity/death of parties concerned or destruction of subject matter.   the contract is discharged as per UCC only because of impracticability  
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privity of contract is required to sue as per the Common Law,   it is not required as per the UCC  
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In the Common Law, if any change is made it would lead to rejection or counter offer of the offer;   In UCC, minor changes do not have any impact and the original offer does not get cancelled.  
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Common Law does not allow revoking of the option contracts,   the offers made by a firm is irrevocable if the deal is made in writing in UCC.  
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Common law requiring the lesser standard of substantial performance; whereas   UCC requires perfect tender.  
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