The Statute of Frauds,​

question 4

Multiple Choice

The statute of frauds,​

• A)requires all-important contracts to be in writing and signed by the party against whom action is brought.
• B)specifically states in great detail the nature and amount of written information that must be included in the formal contract, if it is to be enforceable.
• C)as its name indicates, is designed to prevent all varieties of fraudulent conduct in contracting.
• D)if not complied with, renders some otherwise valid contracts unenforceable.

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