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As for [[commercial reasonableness]], and that objection I can already see you formulating that ''it admits shades of doubt, and encourages litigation'' — well, for you the great case of {{casenote|Barclays|Unicredit}} should be a source of succour. And for you Americans, for whom {{casenote|Barclays|Unicredit}} is of persuasive value only, there is the fact that “[[in good faith and a commercially reasonable manner]]” is written into the [[Uniform Commercial Code]] should bend your ear: if it is okay there — and in the {{nyvmcsa}} — why not elsewhere? | As for [[commercial reasonableness]], and that objection I can already see you formulating that ''it admits shades of doubt, and encourages litigation'' — well, for you the great case of {{casenote|Barclays|Unicredit}} should be a source of succour. And for you Americans, for whom {{casenote|Barclays|Unicredit}} is of persuasive value only, there is the fact that “[[in good faith and a commercially reasonable manner]]” is written into the [[Uniform Commercial Code]] should bend your ear: if it is okay there — and in the {{nyvmcsa}} — why not elsewhere? | ||
In any case, whatever your contract says, if a court finds you have acted wantonly, or in bad faith, do not expect much sympathy when you argue that, by the contract, you were ''entitled'' to. <br> | In any case, whatever your contract says, if a court finds you have acted wantonly, or in bad faith, do not expect much sympathy when you argue that, by the contract, you were ''entitled'' to. <br>{{c|Negotiation hacks}} | ||