Callahan & Son v. Ball

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• noting a contract signed by one party may become binding upon both only if it is accepted and acted upon by the party not signing
• noting that “[t]he general rule is that the statute [of frauds] is satisfied and the plaintiff may enforce the contract, if the writing is signed alone by the party sued, the defendant in the action, and is not signed by the plaintiff’

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