: The goal is "expectancy"—putting the injured party in the position they would have been in if the contract was fulfilled.

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: Common Law requires "new consideration" to change a deal; the UCC only requires "good faith."

: Courts may refuse to enforce contracts that are grossly unfair or oppressive.

: If parties forget terms like price or delivery, the UCC provides "default" rules to save the contract.

: Sellers often have the right to fix a "bad" delivery if the time for performance hasn't expired.