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Victor orally agreed to sell farm to Pam for $100,000 cash. There was no written contract, but Pam gave Victor a check for $1,000, on which is written, "Earnest money toward sale of Victor's farm in Placer County, California for $100,000." Victor endorsed the check and deposited it in the bank. If Victor refuses to complete the agreement, can Pam successfully sue for specific performance?

• No, the contract does not specifically identify the property, other than "Victor's farm."
• No, the contract is for the sale of land and it is oral, not written as required by the Statute of Frauds.
• Yes, the contract is enforceable under the Statute of Frauds.
• Yes, the contract is enforceable under the Part Performance doctrine.