Question: To satisfy the UCC statute of frauds regarding the sale of goods, which of the...

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Question: To satisfy the UCC statute of frauds regarding the sale of goods, which of the following must generally be in writing? a. Designation of the parties as buyer and seller b. Delivery terms c. Quantity of the goods d. Warranties to be made Strategy: Okay, this may be overkill. But the question illustrates two basic points of UCC law: First, the Code allows a great deal of flexibility in the formation of contracts. Second, there is one term for which no flexibility is allowed. Make sure you know which it is. (See the "Result" at the end of this section.)