Under the UCC, an oral contract for a sale of goods is enforceable if goods have been received and accepted.

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The UCC's statute of frauds requires that contracts for the sale of goods valued at $500 or more be in writing. However, an exception to this requirement is an oral contract that has been partially or fully performed. If the buyer has received and accepted the goods, the oral contract is enforceable under the UCC.

Under the UCC, an Oral Contract for a Sale of Goods