7. Attempted to negotiate in good faith and for reasonable consideration/sued the seller in a court of law shortly after the oral contract was formed/paid part of the price, taken possession , or made valuable improvements to the property

8.Did/did not

9.Did/did not

10. Did/did not - did/did not

11. Is/is not

12. Enforce/refuse to enforce

1. Can/can not
2. Can/can not
3. The person who is enforcing the contract/The person against whom the contract is being enforced
4. Yeso
5. Yeso
6. Does/does not
7. Defense/support
8. Would/would not

Sufficiency of the Writing Homer Buffaloe was a tobacco farmer who rented five tobacco barns from Patricia and Lowell Hart (the Harts). After renting the barns for a few years, Buffaloe offered to pay $20,000 for the five barns in four annual installments of $5,000 each, Buffaloe met the Harts in their front yard, where the Harts accepted Buffaloes offer with a handshake. Buffaloe later said, "I had bought some equipment prior to them, and we always done it on a handshake agreement, cash basis. That's the way it was." Afterward, Buffaloe had cold several people about purchasing the barrs, retained possession of the bars, reimbursed the Harts for insurance they purchased on the barrs, and paid for improvements. Buffaloe also enlisted the aid of an auctioneer and a newspaper to sell the bams and received deposits from three potential buyers. The following year, Patricia Hart called the Buffaloe and asked if he could straighten up with her.' Buffaloe told Patricia Hart that he intended to sell the barris, and delivered the first $5,000 payment to the Harts a few days later. The memorandum line on the check indicated that the check was for the payment of five barns. The following evening Patricia Hart informed Buffaloe that she didn't want to sell him the bars" and that "she'd already sold them to somebody else. A few days later, the Harts returned the check to Buffaloe tom into pieces. Buffaloe later learned that the Harts sold the five barns to the same guys' Buffaloe had agreed to sell them to in the first place. 1. The statute of Frauds requires certain types of contracts to be in writing. All of these contracts must be in writing except a promise to wark for an employer 2. Does the purchase of tobacco bams fall under the Statute of Frauds Yes V 3. Under which category Contracts involving interests in land 4. Partial performance of a contract is an exception to the writing requirement of the Statute of Frauds S. In general, partial performance indicates that at least one party believes) there is a contract. 6. In cases involving oral contracts for the transfer of Interests in land, courts usually look at whether Justice is better served by entorcing the oral contract when partial performance has taken place. 7. in determining whether an oral contract has sufficient partial performance to be enforced, courts look for whether the purchaser has: Select V 8. In this case, Buffaloe Select offer to pay part of the price for the sheds 9. Buffaloe Select retain possession of the bams. 10. Buffaloe also Select reimburse the arts for insurance payments and Select organize an auction to resel the barns. 11. In this case, there Select sufficient evidence to show that the contract had been partially performed by the partes. 12. Therefore, a court could Select the oral agreement between Buffaloe and the Harts as a valid contract under the partial performance exception to the writing requirement of the Statute of Frauds. WHAT IF THE FACTS WERE DIFFERENT? Assume that the Harts received the $5,000 check the same day as Buffaloe and the Harts made their handshake agreement in the Harts' front yard. The following morning, before Buffaloe as able to pay for improvements, make insurance reimbursements to the Harts, or take actions to sell the property, the Harts returned the check to Buffaloe unendorsed. The Harts said they wanted to keep the barns for themselves. Buffaloe argues that a contract to sell the sheds to him was formed. 1. A written contact that evidences the agreement Select satisfy the writing requirement. 2. A check Selectv satisfy the writing requirements for the Statute of Frauds. 3. Who must sign the writing? Select 4. Did the Harts sign the writing that Buffaloe gave to them? Select 5. Did Buffaloe or Hart conduct partial performance of the handshake agreement? Select 6. The Statue of Frauds Select apply to this agreement, notwithstanding any exceptions. 7. The Statute of Frauds therefore operates as a Select to the enforcement of the oral contract to sell Harts' tobacco sheds. 8. Therefore, the court Select enforce an agreement between Buffaloe and the Harts. Sufficiency of the Writing Homer Buffaloe was a tobacco farmer who rented five tobacco barns from Patricia and Lowell Hart (the Harts). After renting the barns for a few years, Buffaloe offered to pay $20,000 for the five barns in four annual installments of $5,000 each, Buffaloe met the Harts in their front yard, where the Harts accepted Buffaloes offer with a handshake. Buffaloe later said, "I had bought some equipment prior to them, and we always done it on a handshake agreement, cash basis. That's the way it was." Afterward, Buffaloe had cold several people about purchasing the barrs, retained possession of the bars, reimbursed the Harts for insurance they purchased on the barrs, and paid for improvements. Buffaloe also enlisted the aid of an auctioneer and a newspaper to sell the bams and received deposits from three potential buyers. The following year, Patricia Hart called the Buffaloe and asked if he could straighten up with her.' Buffaloe told Patricia Hart that he intended to sell the barris, and delivered the first $5,000 payment to the Harts a few days later. The memorandum line on the check indicated that the check was for the payment of five barns. The following evening Patricia Hart informed Buffaloe that she didn't want to sell him the bars" and that "she'd already sold them to somebody else. A few days later, the Harts returned the check to Buffaloe tom into pieces. Buffaloe later learned that the Harts sold the five barns to the same guys' Buffaloe had agreed to sell them to in the first place. 1. The statute of Frauds requires certain types of contracts to be in writing. All of these contracts must be in writing except a promise to wark for an employer 2. Does the purchase of tobacco bams fall under the Statute of Frauds Yes V 3. Under which category Contracts involving interests in land 4. Partial performance of a contract is an exception to the writing requirement of the Statute of Frauds S. In general, partial performance indicates that at least one party believes) there is a contract. 6. In cases involving oral contracts for the transfer of Interests in land, courts usually look at whether Justice is better served by entorcing the oral contract when partial performance has taken place. 7. in determining whether an oral contract has sufficient partial performance to be enforced, courts look for whether the purchaser has: Select V 8. In this case, Buffaloe Select offer to pay part of the price for the sheds 9. Buffaloe Select retain possession of the bams. 10. Buffaloe also Select reimburse the arts for insurance payments and Select organize an auction to resel the barns. 11. In this case, there Select sufficient evidence to show that the contract had been partially performed by the partes. 12. Therefore, a court could Select the oral agreement between Buffaloe and the Harts as a valid contract under the partial performance exception to the writing requirement of the Statute of Frauds. WHAT IF THE FACTS WERE DIFFERENT? Assume that the Harts received the $5,000 check the same day as Buffaloe and the Harts made their handshake agreement in the Harts' front yard. The following morning, before Buffaloe as able to pay for improvements, make insurance reimbursements to the Harts, or take actions to sell the property, the Harts returned the check to Buffaloe unendorsed. The Harts said they wanted to keep the barns for themselves. Buffaloe argues that a contract to sell the sheds to him was formed. 1. A written contact that evidences the agreement Select satisfy the writing requirement. 2. A check Selectv satisfy the writing requirements for the Statute of Frauds. 3. Who must sign the writing? Select 4. Did the Harts sign the writing that Buffaloe gave to them? Select 5. Did Buffaloe or Hart conduct partial performance of the handshake agreement? Select 6. The Statue of Frauds Select apply to this agreement, notwithstanding any exceptions. 7. The Statute of Frauds therefore operates as a Select to the enforcement of the oral contract to sell Harts' tobacco sheds. 8. Therefore, the court Select enforce an agreement between Buffaloe and the Harts