Smith visited the showroom of the Cold Company,and verbally ordered a $800 refrigerator.The Cold Company verbally accepted the order,and later (the next day)sent Smith a duplicate purchase order for the appliance,along with a request that he sign and return one copy.Smith did not sign the order,and when the appliance was delivered,refused to take delivery.ABC sued Smith for breach of contract.
-If Smith accepted delivery of the refrigerator,and a week later refused to pay,ABC Company would not require a signed purchase order to enforce the contract.

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If Smith accepted delivery of the refrigerator, his actions would indicate acceptance of the contract terms, making the verbal agreement enforceable under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) for the sale of goods, even without a signed purchase order.

Smith Visited the Showroom of the Cold Company,and Verbally Ordered