William Henry Brophy College v. Tovar

How courts have described this case

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• finding that possession, rent payments, and improvements were unequivocally referable to an oral lease for a short period of time, despite not being otherwise unequivocally referable for the majority of the time frame at issue
• “The sufficiency of any 12 particular acts to constitute part performance is a question of law.”
• \[T]he part performance alleged must be unequivocally referable solely to the oral contract.\
• “[T]he part performance alleged must be unequivocally referable solely to the oral contract.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).