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At common law, any different or additional terms in the acceptance make the response a rejection and counteroffer. It insists on an absolute and unequivocal acceptance of each and every term of the offer. This is called ¡°mirror image rule¡±.
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If any party to the contract is not a merchant, the additional or different terms are considered to be mere proposals to modify the contract that do not become part of the contract unless the offeror expressly agrees.
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If both parties to the contract are merchants, additional terms in the acceptance will be included in the contract unless they materially alter the original terms of the offer, such as by changing a party¡¯s risk or the remedies available; the offer expressly limits acceptance to the terms of the offer; or the offeror has already objected to the particular terms or objects within a reasonable time after notice of them is received.
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In addition, other courts follow the ¡°knockout rule¡±, which states that conflicting terms in the offer and acceptance are knocked out of the contract, because each party is assumed to object to the inclusion of such terms in the contract. Under the knockout rule, gaps left by knocked out terms are filled by the UCC.
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