Under the UCC, a writing sufficient according to the statute of frauds, must contain all of the following except,
A) Quantity
B) Signature of the person against whom the contract is being enforced
C) A notarized acknowledgment of the terms of the contract
D) Language that would make the reasonable person conclude the parties intended to form a contract.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a writing must include the quantity of goods being sold and be signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought. It does not require a notarized acknowledgment of the contract terms for the statute of frauds to be satisfied.

Under the UCC, a Writing Sufficient According to the Statute