If both the Sale of Goods Act and the Statute of Frauds apply to the same contract, then
A) either or both can make the contract unenforceable.
B) the courts have an irreconcilable problem.
C) the Statute of Frauds takes precedence.
D) the effects cancel out each other.
E) neither can make the contract enforceable.

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Both the Sale of Goods Act and the Statute of Frauds can render a contract unenforceable, so it is possible that either or both of them could make the contract unenforceable.

If Both the Sale of Goods Act and the Statute