Writing or No Writing? Michael and Sheila Carter have an issue. They entered into an oral agreement with Robert Hall for the sale of property located 123 Hattie Avenue, Old Town, NY. Carters moved in and made significant improvements to the house. They believed they would receive the deed to the property after they made all the payments toward the purchase price to Hall After 3 years of making payments and living at the premises, Carters sent Hall a payment and he refused it. He threatened them with eviction. Hall argued the contract was required to be in writing and is void. There is no contract. Do the Carters have any argument they can make so the Court finds they have a binding argument. If so, what is it? If not, please explain.