If Both the Sale of Goods Act and the Statute

question 4

Multiple Choice

If both the Sale of Goods Act and the Statute of Frauds apply to the same contract, then

• A) either or both can make the contract unenforceable.
• B) the courts have an irreconcilable problem.
• C) the Statute of Frauds takes precedence.
• D) the effects cancel out each other.
• E) neither can make the contract enforceable.

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