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  • The absence of "different" from UCC § 2-207(2) may undermine the principle that the "offeror is the master of the offer." Dr. John E. Murray, Jr. on Tyco Elecs. Corp. v. Milwaukee Elec. Tool Co., 2012 U. S. Dist. LEXIS 145212 (M. D. Pa. 2012). (PDF)
 
 
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The absence of "different" from UCC § 2-207(2) may undermine the principle that the "offeror is the master of the offer." Dr. John E. Murray, Jr. on Tyco Elecs. Corp. v. Milwaukee Elec. Tool Co., 2012 U. S. Dist. LEXIS 145212 (M. D. Pa. 2012). (PDF)

If the response to an offer is a definite expression of acceptance with different or additional non-dickered terms forming a contract under UCC § 2-207(1), what is to be done with the "different or additional" terms?


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    If the response to an offer is a definite expression of acceptance with different or additional non-dickered terms forming a contract under UCC § 2-207(1), what is to be done with the "different or additional" terms? Section 2-207(2) expressly deals with "additional" terms, but does not mention "different" terms. The absence of "different" from § 2-207(2) may undermine the principle that the "offeror is the master of the offer."

     

    Dr. John E. Murray, Jr. is Chancellor and Professor of Law, Duquesne University. A respected author of 19 books and a legal scholar, Dr. Murray has written numerous treatises, classroom books, and teaching manuals. His articles have appeared in many prestigious law reviews and have been cited by courts in every jurisdiction in the United States.

     

    Dr. Murray is the author of the renowned Murray on Contracts and Murray, Cases and Materials on Contracts. In addition, Dr. Murray is the co-author of supplements to the Corbin on Contracts multi-volume treatise and he is the author of Revised Edition Volume 9 of that treatise. He has also authored numerous op-eds and articles for national and local newspapers and magazines. Dr. Murray is particularly well-known for his scholarship dealing with the "battle of the forms."

     

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