· 5/6/1986
Khawly v. Reboul
Citations
- 488 So. 2d 856
- 11 Fla. L. Weekly 1060
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- holding that the parties' intent as to the duration of an alleged oral contract controls for statute of frauds purposes
- holding that oral agreement to form corporation and operate sportswear business was barred by the statute of frauds, as parties intended business to continue for more than one year
- finding that statute of frauds barred both breach of contract and fraud in the inducement claims because alleged oral agreement could not be performed within one year
- finding that statute of frauds barred both breach of contract and fraud in the inducement claims because alleged oral agreement could not be performed within one year
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Judges: Hendry, Hubbart and Daniel S. Pearson
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