Chapter 14: Case Question, #2 2. A.C. Furniture (ACF) manufactured custom furniture for national restaurant chains. A representative of Arby's Restaurant Group emailed ACF an order for 4,500 chairs at $44 per chair, with detailed specifications of seat pads, model numbers, and Arby's signature colors. A year later, Arby's emailed a request for 3,300 more of the same chairs. ACF custom made 7,800 chairs to Arby's specs, but Arby's only purchased 1,117. ACF sued Arby's, but the restaurant chain argued that the parties never had an enforceable contract and moved to dismiss. Who wins and why? Review the Statute of Frauds section in Chapter 14. 1. In the above scenario, what term MUST be stated in order to have this contract enforced by the Uniform Commercial Code? 2. Do you believe ACF has a winnable case? Explain why or why not (3-4 sentences)