If a Defendant States That the Contract Was Not in "Proper

Multiple Choice

If a defendant states that the contract was not in "proper form," in contract law this means which of the following?

A) The agreement lacked a writing.
B) The contract lacked capacity.
C) The contract lacked the legally binding UCC paperwork.
D) The contract lacked consideration.
E) The contract was not made to specifications of the common law.