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 in writing.

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The UCC allows an oral contract for the sale of goods to be enforced if the party against whom enforcement is sought admits in court that a contract was made, despite the statute of frauds generally requiring such contracts to be in writing.

The UCC Permits an Oral Agreement for the Sale of Goods