The Uniform Commercial Code is different from the common law statute of frauds rule,as it:
A)is easier to satisfy.
B)requires all contracts to be in writing.
C)applies to service contracts only.
D)applies to real estate contracts only.

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The UCC statute of frauds is easier to satisfy than the common law rule because it may be satisfied by alternative means,such as by a confirmatory memorandum between merchants,part payment or part delivery,admission in pleadings or court,and specially manufactured goods.

The Uniform Commercial Code Is Different from the Common Law