Under the UCC,which of the following contracts may be enforceable,even without a written memorandum?
A) The seller is specially manufacturing the goods for the buyer.
B) The seller admits in court that there was a contract.
C) The seller has delivered the goods.
D) All of the above.

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Under the UCC, contracts for the sale of goods can be enforceable even without a written memorandum in the following circumstances: 
A) If the seller is specially manufacturing the goods for the buyer, because this implies the existence of a contract. 
B) If the seller admits in court that there was a contract, because this is a form of oral evidence. 
C) If the seller has delivered the goods, because this is evidence of performance under a contract. Therefore, all of the above choices are valid alternatives to a written contract under the UCC.

Under the UCC,which of the Following Contracts May Be Enforceable,even