The UCC often creates contractual liability in situations where no contract would have resulted at common law.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  The UCC,with its increased emphasis on furthering people's justifiable expectations and its encouragement of a hands-on approach by the courts,often creates contractual liability in situations where no contract would have resulted at common law.

The UCC often creates contractual liability in situations where no contract would have resulted at common law.

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