The Statute of Frauds: A. turns a contract into a criminal case if fraud is present B. requires that some contracts be in writing in order to be enforced C. mandates that parties must have legal capacity to enter a contract D. requires parties to attest that they are honest

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Frances Frazier

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31 January, 12:23

The Statute of Frauds: A. turns a contract into a criminal case if fraud is present B. requires that some contracts be in writing in order to be enforced C. mandates that parties must have legal capacity to enter a contract D. requires parties to attest that they are honest

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Jimmy Collier · Answer 1

Answer:B. requires that some contracts be in writing in order to be enforced.

Explanation:

The statue of frauds is a legal framework which requires some types of contracts that are executed in the form of writing that are required to be enforced publicly or at the individual level. These contracts are signed by the party that is to be charged. These contracts consists of sufficient knowledge about the issue.

The marriage contracts, the contract of transfer of land of interest, contract of sales of goods, contract including the any kind of surety all are included in the statute of frauds.