The Statute of Frauds Does Not Prevent the Performance of Oral

question 52

True/False

The statute of frauds does not prevent the performance of oral contracts if the parties are willing to perform.

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Definitions:

Insurable Interest

A principle requiring that a person purchasing insurance has a legitimate interest in the continuation of the life, property, or event insured, enough to incur a financial loss if the insured risk occurs.

Shipment Contract

A contract that requires the seller to arrange for the transportation of goods to the buyer, where the risk of loss passes to the buyer upon the seller's delivery to the carrier.

FOB Miami

A shipping term indicating that the seller of goods is responsible for them until they're loaded onto a vessel in Miami; from that point, the buyer assumes risk and costs.

Destination Contract

A type of contract where the seller is responsible for the goods until they are delivered to a specified destination.