In William J Jenack Estate Appraisers v Rabizadeh, Rabizadeh bid $400,000 for silver and enamel box. His bid was oral. Jeack recorded Rabizadeh's winning bid on an official "clerking sheet." Rabizadeh refused to pay.

Select one:

a. Jenack won because the clerking sheet satisfied the statute of frauds

b. Rabizadeh won, because the contract was for a sale of goods over $500 and required a writing signed by Rabizadeh.

c. Rabizadeh won because there was fraud.

d. Rabizadeh won because only Jeanck signed the clerking sheet.