Ford v. Culbertson

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• holding that agreement for sale of property “had the character of a written instrument” and satisfied statute of frauds when contract was reduced to writing and signed by one party but accepted orally by other
• holding that agreement for sale of property \had the character of a written instrument\ and satisfied statute of frauds when contract was reduced to writing and signed by one party but accepted orally by other

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