The Uniform Commercial Code provides that,under certain circumstances,a merchant may be liable on a written contract,even though that merchant has NOT signed it.

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According to UCC § 2-201(2), a merchant may be bound by a written contract even if they did not sign it if the contract satisfies certain requirements, including that the contract was sent to the merchant and they did not object to its contents within a reasonable time. This is known as the "merchant's confirmation" exception to the Statute of Frauds.

The Uniform Commercial Code Provides That,under Certain Circumstances,a Merchant May