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Statute of Frauds and Written Contracts

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Under the statute of frauds, why is it sometimes important for a contract to be in writing?
A

The statute of frauds requires a formal contract.

B

The written document serves as proof that a contract existed.

C

A written contract is always necessary in cases involving the statute of frauds.

D

A judge cannot rule on a statute of frauds claim without written proof of the contract.

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