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I understand that if it can be completed in a year it does not need to be in writing, but doesn’t the fact that it’s over $500 still require it to be in writing? It seems like they’re cherry picking on which rules they want to follow…
Able hired Carr to restore Able’s antique car for $800. The terms of their oral agreement provided that Carr was to complete the work within 18 months. Actually, the work could be completed within one year. The agreement is:
Incorrect A.
unenforceable, because it covers services with a value in excess of $500.
B.
unenforceable, because it covers a time period in excess of one year.
C.
enforceable, because personal service contracts are exempt from the statute of frauds.
D.
enforceable, because the work could be completed within one year.
The statute applies only to the following:
Answer is D.
Statute of Frauds
The statute applies only to the following:
The sale of goods having a value in excess of $500
A contract that will not be performed within one year of the signing
The sale of real property or of securities
The promise to answer for the debt of another
AUD 93 Jan 16
BEC 83 Feb 16
FAR 83 Apr 16
REG 84 May 1699% Ninja MCQ only
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