What are the two requirements to satisfy an Art. 2 Satisfactory Writing under SoF?

What are the two requirements to satisfy an Art. 2 Satisfactory Writing under SoF?

• A. Price and date
• B. Quantity and signed by ∆
• C. Description and witnesses
• D. Not required

Answer: (B)

In UCC Article 2, to satisfy the writing requirement under the Statute of Frauds, the writing must show a contract for the sale of goods with two definite elements: the quantity of goods to be sold, and a signature by the party against whom enforcement is sought. The quantity term fixes exactly what is being contracted, making the agreement definite enough to be enforceable. The signature ties the contract to a real party who can be held to it; without a signature, there’s no clear basis to sue the signer if the contract is breached. Price, date, or witnesses aren't required for a satisfactory writing, and while a description identifying the goods helps, it isn't enough on its own without a stated quantity and a signature.

In UCC Article 2, to satisfy the writing requirement under the Statute of Frauds, the writing must show a contract for the sale of goods with two definite elements: the quantity of goods to be sold, and a signature by the party against whom enforcement is sought. The quantity term fixes exactly what is being contracted, making the agreement definite enough to be enforceable. The signature ties the contract to a real party who can be held to it; without a signature, there’s no clear basis to sue the signer if the contract is breached. Price, date, or witnesses aren't required for a satisfactory writing, and while a description identifying the goods helps, it isn't enough on its own without a stated quantity and a signature.