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By Daniel Lee Jacobson
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"The statute of frauds does not require a written contract." Question: Who wrote that: (a) a confused and deranged law student; (b) a confused and deranged attorney; or (c) the California Supreme Court?
At this point in a quiz like this, the answer is often written upside-down or at the bottom of the page, so as to prev...
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