Marvin Manufacturing Company was in the business of making copper tubing. Golde Industries telephoned Marvin's sales department and placed an order for 10,000 linear feet of copper tubing at a sale price of $ 2$ per foot. The tubing was to be used in the production of a custom order for one of Golde's customers. Marvin installed special equipment for the manufacture of the tubing to Golde's specifications and had completed a portion of the order when Golde again telephoned the sales department. This time, however, Golde canceled its order, saying it no longer had need of the tubing because its customer had been declared bankrupt, and refused to pay for the order. If Marvin sues for breach, it will:
A. Win, because the contract is fully enforceable.
B. Win, because the contract is enforceable to the extent of the portion of the order completed.
C. Lose, because a contract for the sale of goods over $ 500$ must be in writing.
D. Lose, because the parol evidence rule would preclude testimony about the initial telephone call.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
A