Question

Question 11 4 pts 11. Quincy enters into a series of agreements with Roland involving a sale of the Suite Dreams Motel, including the land, building, and furnishings. Quincy, the buyer, also contracts with Theodore to create an ad campaign for his upcoming business venture at the morel. Roland suspects that Quincy may be misrepresenting some of the facts so he looks into the Uniform Commercial Code's Statute of Frauds. But this Statute of frauds will only cover: A. The sale of any of the property evidenced by a writing. B. The entire deal, including the marketer's Services C. The sale of the furnishings priced at $500 or more. D. The sale of the land.

Answer 1

Option a). The sale of any of the property evidenced by a writing.

Explanation :- Statute of Frauds cover all types of sale of property provided the contract for such sale to be in writing and signed by parties to contract. The first option to given question is the best answer because in third and fourth option only a few name of property type like furnishings, land etc., mentioned where as all kinds of tangible property including land, building, furniture etc., covered in the statute, however, service contract is specifically excluded from Statute of frauds, thereby, second option to the given question is also not a correct answer choice.