FACTS $($It is helpful to draw out the facts on a timeline$)$:On April $15,$ Sally orally contracts to buy Haliberts condominium for $$100,000,$ with the closing $($transfer of the deed$)$ to take place on June $1.$Haliberts lawyer, who is out of town on vacation, is to draft a written contract of sale on his return to his office on May $15.$Because Sallys lease is terminating on her rental apartment, Halibert agrees to let her take possession of the condominium on May $1$ if Sally gives him a down payment on the condominium of $$5,000.$Sally agrees and gives Halibert the $$5,000.$She moves into the condominium on May $2,$ and the following weekend she removes an interior wall and adds permanent shelving.On May $10,$ Halibert receives a written offer from Green to buy Haliberts condominium for $$120,000.$ Halibert accepts Greens offer, asks Sally to move out of the condominium, and tries to return the $$5,000$ to Sally.Sally claims that she has an enforceable contract to buy the condominium.Halibert claims that any such contract must be in writing to be enforceable under the Statute of Frauds. Questions:Q$1$: List all of the types of contracts per the Statute of Frauds that must be in writing. It is CRITICAL that you define the types of contracts $($e$.$g$.$ "goods" $-$ what is the definition of a "goods?"$).$Please quote each relevent section$($s$)$ from the textbook to support your answer and list the page numbers. In other words, no points if you do not quote verbatim the textbook and list the page numbers.Q$2$: What facts demonstrate that Sally's contract with Halibert falls within a particular type of contract $($listed in Q$1)$ under the Statute of Frauds? Which type of contract?Please quote each relevent section$($s$)$ from the textbook to support your answer and list the page numbers. In other words, no points if you do not quote verbatim the textbook and list the page numbers.Q$3$: Although Sally has no written agreement, what facts of hers demonstrate that an exception to the Statute of Frauds would apply and support Sally's argument that she does not need a written contract?Research exceptions to the Statute of Frauds in the textbook and quote each relevent section$($s$)$ from the textbook to support your answer and list the page numbers and explain how Sally's facts apply.