In which of the following situations involving oral contracts can the Statute of Frauds be raised?
A) if a written confirmation has not been objected by a party in an oral agreement
B) if the seller of specially manufactured goods has made a commitment for their procurement
C) if the party against whom enforcement of an oral contract is sought has not admitted of such a contract in pleadings in court
D) when a contract that requires written confirmation has been agreed-on orally

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The Statute of Frauds applies to contracts that require written confirmation, and can be raised in situations where such a contract has been agreed-upon orally. Options A, B, and C do not necessarily involve contracts that require written confirmation and therefore cannot be used to raise the Statute of Frauds.

In Which of the Following Situations Involving Oral Contracts Can