Contracts that Fall Under Statute of Fraud

The following are contracts which fall under the Statute of Frauds:

Involving Land

Cannot be Completed within One Year

Collateral Promises

Marriage Promises

Sale of Goods

Uniform Commercial Code

Executor of a Will Pays Debt of an Estate.

The Statute of Frauds also requires a contract be written in the event the executor of an estate pays any of the estate's debts out of the executor's own money. This is twofold: to ensure that the executor's claims for reimbursement are substantiated by documentation and to encourage the executor to use the estate's resources before their own. Contact a fraud lawyer to review your case.