· 5/3/1977
First Realty Inv. Corp. v. Gallaher
Citations
- 345 So. 2d 1088
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “in order to avoid the statute of frauds, the agreement must have been capable of performance within one year of its ‘making’ ”
- “recognizing that “[t]he primary factor to be utilized in determining whether or not an oral contract is to be performed within the one-year limitation of the statute is, of course, the intent of the parties.”
- “The primary factor to be utilized in determining whether or not an oral contract is to be performed within the one year limitation of the statute is, of course, the intent of the parties.”
- “The primary factor to be utilized in determining whether or not an oral contract is to be performed within the one year limitation of the statute is, of course, the intent of the parties.”
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Judges: Hendry, C.J., Nathan, J., and Charles Carroll (Ret.), Associate Judge
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