In contracts other than those governed by the Uniform Commercial Code,which of the following are required elements for a writing to be considered sufficient under the statute of frauds?

A) Identification of the parties to the contract.
B) Identification of the subject of the agreement.
C) Identification of the law applicable to the contract.
D) Identification of the parties to the contract,identification of the subject of the agreement,and identification of the law applicable to the contract.
E) Identification of the parties to the contract and the subject of the agreement,but not the law applicable to the contract.

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Aryaan Thadani · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : E, Explanation :  Although there are no specific requirements for the form of a written contract under the statute of frauds,certain elements need to be present for a writing to constitute proper evidence of a written contract under the statute.Required elements in the writing include the identification of the parties to the contract,the subject of the agreement,the consideration given,and any pertinent terms of the contract.

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