Whаt cаn be interpreted frоm the fоllоwing? Sig: 1 cаp tid
A shоe mаnufаcturer cоntends thаt the оwner of a shoe store called and ordered 50 pairs of Oxford-style dress shoes at $100 per pair to be shipped within three weeks and that the manufacturer's representative immediately accepted this order. The manufacturer promptly sent the owner a signed, written acknowledgment of the alleged order that reflected the manufacturer as seller and the shoe store owner as buyer, as well as the number and style of shoes, but that did not indicate the price of the shoes. The owner admits to receiving the acknowledgment the following day and taking no action regarding it. Two weeks later, the owner received a shipment of 50 pairs of Oxford-style dress shoes. The owner immediately called the manufacturer and asserted that he had never ordered the shoes. Will the Statute of Frauds prevent the manufacturer from enforcing this contract against the owner?