<p>In this episode, Prof. Darren Rosenblum and I discuss the Statute of Frauds. We review the age-old mnemonic MYLEGS and explained, in some detail, exactly when the Statute of Frauds requires a contract be reduced to writing in order for a court to enforce it. </p>

In this episode, Prof. Darren Rosenblum and I discuss the Statute of Frauds. We review the age-old mnemonic MYLEGS and explained, in some detail, exactly when the Statute of Frauds requires a contract be reduced to writing in order for a court to enforce it.

<p>In this episode, Prof. Darren Rosenblum and I discuss the Statute of Frauds. We review the age-old mnemonic MYLEGS and explained, in some detail, exactly when the Statute of Frauds requires a contract be reduced to writing in order for a court to enforce it.&nbsp;</p>

Statute of Frauds

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