The UCC is substantially the same as the common law with regard to the doctrine of material breach of contract.

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The UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) and common law differ in their approach to the doctrine of material breach of contract. The UCC, applicable to transactions in goods, offers more flexibility and is generally more lenient in allowing cure of breaches and in defining what constitutes a material breach, compared to the more rigid standards of common law, which applies to services and real estate contracts.

The UCC Is Substantially the Same as the Common Law