St. Ansgar Mills, Inc. v. Streit

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• collecting cases, from various jurisdictions, holding that the determination of reasonableness under the UCC is a factual question inappropriate for summary judgment.
• reversing a grant of summary judgment in case involving question whether a delay in sending written confirmation of an oral contract was reasonable under the parties' course of dealing
• reversing a grant of summary judgment in case involving question whether a delay in sending written confirmation of an oral contract was reasonable under the parties’ course of dealing
• applying the UCC statute of frauds in a dispute regarding the sale of corn
• applying UCC statute of frauds in a dispute regarding the sale of corn
• “[A] writing is still required [under § 2-201(2) ], but it does not need to be signed by the party against whom the contract is sought to be enforced.”

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