Baby Bar Practice Questions - California First-Year Law Students' Examination Exam

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A buyer and seller orally agree on the sale of a vacant lot for $90,000. The seller later refuses to perform, and the buyer sues for specific performance. The seller raises the Statute of Frauds. Which of the following would best satisfy the writing requirement?

Evidence that the price was fair and the deal commercially reasonable The buyer's testimony that the parties shook hands on the deal The buyer's own signed note describing the agreement The seller-signed memorandum containing the essential terms.

Correct Answer:

The seller-signed memorandum containing the essential terms.

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