The Main Difference Between the UCC Requirement for a Writing

question 15

Multiple Choice

The main difference between the UCC requirement for a writing for a contract for the sale of goods and the common law is that the:

• A) UCC requires only the signature of both parties.
• B) UCC does not require all the terms of the agreement to be in writing.
• C) common law requires only an indication that the parties reached an agreement.
• D) common law requires only the signature of the defendant and the quantity of goods being sold.

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Definitions:

Dispatched

refers to sending off to a destination or for a specific purpose.

Effective

Achieving a desired or intended result, or coming into force; successfully producing a desired or intended result.

Mirror Image Rule

A principle in contract law that requires the acceptance of an offer to be identical to the offer itself, without any modifications, for a contract to be legally binding.

Modified Version

An altered or adapted version of an original work, product, software, etc., typically to improve functionality, correct errors, or introduce new features.