Most States' Statutes of Frauds Do Not Require Land Leases

question 70

Multiple Choice

Most states' statutes of frauds do not require land leases to be in writing unless they:

• A) involve more than two parties.
• B) are ancestral property.
• C) are going to be sold permanently.
• D) are for a year or more.

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