Statute Of Frauds And Partial Payment
A buyer and a seller enter into an oral contract for the sale of $600 worth of oranges. The buyer pays $300 upfront and agrees to pay the remaining $300 upon receipt of the goods. The seller ships the oranges, but the buyer rejects them and refuses to pay the balance, asserting that the Statute of Frauds makes the oral contract unenforceable. Which of the following statements is true?
AThe oral contract is enforceable because the buyer ordered specially manufactured goods and the seller completed performance.
BThe oral contract is enforceable as to half of the order because the buyer made a partial payment for the oranges.
CThe oral contract is unenforceable because it is not evidenced by a written memorandum signed by the buyer.
DThe oral contract is unenforceable because the buyer has not fully performed their obligations under the agreement.
EThe oral contract is enforceable because the buyer received and accepted the goods.
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