The UCC permits an oral agreement for the sale of goods to be enforced against a party who admits to the contract in court,even though the statute of frauds requires the agreement to be in writing.

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The UCC does permit an oral agreement for the sale of goods to be enforced against a party if they admit to the contract in court, even if the statute of frauds typically requires it to be in writing. This is known as the admission exception to the statute of frauds.

The UCC Permits an Oral Agreement for the Sale of Goods