In an agreement between two parties, if the facts indicate that a term was left out because the parties were unable to reach an agreement about it, it would probably mean that the:
A) CISG must fill in the gaps only if the price terms are left in the agreement.
B) parties intended to contract and CISG must fill in any gaps left in the agreement.
C) UCC must fill in any gaps left in the agreement.
D) intent to contract is absent, and no contract was created.

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) contains several gap-filling rules to fill in the blanks the parties left in their agreement regarding price, quantity, delivery, and time for payment. Of course, if the facts indicate that a term was left out because the parties were unable to reach an agreement about it, this would probably mean that the intent to contract is absent, and no contract was created.

In an Agreement Between Two Parties, If the Facts Indicate