A party can be treated by the UCC as a merchant for some transactions and as a nonmerchant for other transactions.

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The UCC defines a merchant as someone who deals in goods of the kind or holds themselves out as having knowledge or skill in the practices involved in the transaction. Depending on the specific transaction, a party may or may not meet this definition and thus be treated as a merchant or nonmerchant by the UCC.

A Party Can Be Treated by the UCC as a Merchant