You Verbally Agree to Buy a House for $250,000

Multiple Choice

You verbally agree to buy a house for $250,000. When the contract is prepared, the price is accidentally typed in as $25,000 rather than $250,000, but no one notices it until after you and the seller sign the document. At that point, you claim you only have to pay $25,000 and you claim that was the price you had agreed to originally. The court will say you are:

A) correct; under the Statute of Frauds, written documents control, not oral statements
B) correct; under the Statute of Frauds, written documents for real estate control the deal
C) incorrect; the consideration ($25,000) is insufficient given the value of the house
D) incorrect; promissory estoppel requires the price to be $250,000
E) none of the other choices