Under the written confirmation rule,a buyer cannot raise the Statue of Frauds against the enforcement of a contract if ________.
A) the written confirmation is not sufficient to assume an acceptance to the contract
B) he does not have a reason to know the contents of the confirmation
C) he fails to object to the contract within 10 days of receiving the confirmation
D) the seller does not send a written confirmation of the sale after contracting

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Under the written confirmation rule, a buyer cannot raise the Statue of Frauds against the enforcement of a contract if he fails to object to the contract within 10 days of receiving the confirmation. This means that if the buyer receives a written confirmation of the contract from the seller and fails to object to it within 10 days, he cannot later claim that the contract is unenforceable under the Statue of Frauds. However, if the buyer objects to the confirmation within 10 days, the written confirmation will not be sufficient to assume an acceptance to the contract.

Under the Written Confirmation Rule,a Buyer Cannot Raise the Statue