Business Discussion Law for lucy

When an acceptance contains additional terms, the UCC and the common law contain different rules. The common law’s mirror image rule makes the acceptance ineffective, and no contract is formed. But the UCC rules “save” the contract.

Which rule do you think is more sensible?

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In common-law contracts, the acceptance of an offer must be a mirror image of the offer to constitute valid acceptance. This means that the acceptance needs to be precisely equal to the offer and not under any conditions whatsoever. In case the acceptance is not the same, then it will not meet the prerequisites of acceptance,

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