In sales contracts, the complete agreement need not be in writing, but there must be some evidence of the:
A) purpose of the seller.
B) objective of the buyer.
C) fraud of the parties.
D) intention of the parties.

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The intention of the parties is necessary to establish a valid sales contract, but it need not be in writing. However, it must be evidenced in some form, whether through oral agreements, emails or other forms of communication. The other choices are not necessary for a valid contract, and fraud is actually a violation of the contract rather than a requirement for its creation.

In Sales Contracts, the Complete Agreement Need Not Be in Writing