1. What is the common law rule regarding whose signature needs to be on the writing to satisfy the Statute of Frauds?

1. What are the bare minimums a writing must contain to satisfy the requirements of the statute of frauds?

1. Assume that in an oral contract for the sale of goods, the total contract price as modified, equals $450. Would the final oral agreement between these parties have needed to be in writing to avoid the statute of frauds defense?

1. Same facts as in #8. If there were no modification, simply an oral contract for the sale of goods for, say, $550, would that contract need to be evidenced by a writing to be enforceable?

1. Explain the "main purpose" or "leading object" exception. To what kind of oral contract does it relate?

1. To what kind of oral contract does the "specially manufactured goods" exception relate? What does that exception provide?