Study each of the following cases. Answer the questions that follow with Yes or No.

Coursey orally agreed to sell three acres of land to Oulette for $8,000. After Oulette had paid the $8,000 and the transfer had been officially recorded, Coursey received an offer of $9,000 for the land from another prospective buyer. Hoping to set aside the first transaction so that he could accept the second, higher, offer, Coursey attempted to cancel the sale to Oulette on the grounds that the Statute of Frauds required a written contract.
a. Does the fact that there is evidence (the recording of the sale) indicate Coursey’s agreement to the terms of the sale?
b. Will Coursey succeed in canceling the contract of sale?
c. Is the contract enforceable?