The UCC is unique in its approach to the statute of frauds because it recognizes that the basic purpose of the statute of frauds can be satisfied only by writing.

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The UCC recognizes that certain contracts can be enforced even without a writing, as long as there is sufficient evidence to prove the existence and terms of the agreement. Therefore, it does not require all contracts covered by the statute of frauds to be in writing.

The UCC Is Unique in Its Approach to the Statute