ARNOLD, Judge.
The question presented by defendant's motion centered on whether defendant, a farmer, was a merchant as defined by the Uniform Commercial Code. If defendant were not a merchant, as defined, he was entitled to the defense of the statute of frauds. If he were a merchant he would not be entitled to the defense of the statute of frauds.
Summary judgment was granted on the grounds that the statute of frauds was a defense and there was no genuine...
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