Multiple Choice
The statute of frauds applies to:
A) a contract of indefinite duration that is terminable at will by either party.
B) a promise made directly to a debtor that the promisor will pay the creditor of the debtor what is owed.
C) a promise by an executor to pay a claim against the estate out of his or her personal funds.
D) mutual promises to marry.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q10: A contract is created by which the
Q11: The statute of frauds applies to promises
Q12: The one-year performance requirement for an oral
Q24: The parol evidence rule does not prohibit
Q29: As a rule of contractual construction and
Q42: If words and numbers contradict each other
Q44: When a contract falls within the statute
Q50: The parol evidence rule does not apply
Q55: Parol evidence may be admissible to:<br>A) contradict
Q57: Through incorporation by deference, a contract can