Multiple Choice
Which of the following constitutes a sufficient signature under the Statute of Frauds?
A) the complete signature of the party
B) a signature affixed by an authorized agent
C) a party's first name or nickname
D) A and B only
E) A,B,and C
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q13: Fixtures,such as cabinets,start out as personal property
Q14: Mary signed a lease agreement that includes
Q15: Where there is a contradiction in the
Q16: Lyle offers to sell Eddie his car
Q17: Which of the following contracts is not
Q19: Incorporation by reference in a contract means
Q20: Seller and Buyer negotiate for the sale
Q21: In a guaranty arrangement,the guarantor:<br>A) promises to
Q22: The Statute of Frauds:<br>A) makes certain contracts
Q23: Ed's Cars is selling a car called