The Effect of the Statute of Frauds Is to

question 8

Multiple Choice

The effect of the Statute of Frauds is to

• A) preclude all fraudulent contracts.
• B) render certain types of contracts unenforceable because of fraud.
• C) render certain types of contracts unenforceable unless they are in writing.
• D) render all contracts that are not in writing void for fraud.
• E) guarantee all contracts that are in writing.

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