Kelly offers to buy cooking oil from Jim. Jim believes Kelly asks for 10,000 gallons and orally agrees to the sale. When the parties later dispute the deal in court, Jim's claim of 10,000 gallons and Kelly's testimony that she ordered only 1,000 gallons

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The Statute of Frauds requires certain contracts to be in writing to be enforceable, including sales of goods over a certain amount. Without written evidence, the enforceable contract is limited to the quantity admitted by both parties, which is 1,000 gallons in this case.

Kelly Offers to Buy Cooking Oil from Jim