FORUM COLUMN
By Paul Buchberg
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In a case that is now 242 years old, Simon v. Metivier, 96 Eng.Rep. 347 (K.B. 1766), it was stated: "Had the Statute of Frauds been always carried into execution according to the letter, it would have done ten times more mischief than it has done good, by protecting, rather than by preventing, frauds." Two years ago, in Estate of Saueressig, ...
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