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Offer (UCC)
Under contract law an OFFER is a manifestation of present contractual intent communicated to the offeree sufficiently certain as to terms that that an objective person would reasonably believe assent would form a bargain. Under the UCC an offer is sufficiently certain if it specifies the parties and quantity, and UCC "GAP FILLERS" may be used to determine additional terms.
Consideration (UCC)
Under contract law every valid contract must be supported by CONSIDERATION, a bargained for exchange of value posing sufficient legal detriment that the law will enforce the agreement. However, under the UCC a contract supported by legal consideration may be MODIFIED without additional consideration.