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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As anyone who has completed their 1L property and contract classes will tell you, real estate transactions need to be in writing, and as a general rule of contract law, when there is a written instrument, verbal promises made alongside it are considered null and and void. [/quote] This reminds me of 1l. My favorite exception to the statute of frauds was that a signed deposition counted as writing, so if you could get the other party to admit there was an oral contract then you had your written contract. I doubt any practicing lawyer would ever base a case on this, but I remember it popping up on the exam [/quote] Case cite please. This seems quite off. [/quote]
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