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Not necessarily. In New York state for example, it's required that any contract worth $500 or more be written. Oral contracts over $500 aren't enforceable.
by driverdan 14y ago
Not necessarily. In New York state for example, it's required that any contract worth $500 or more be written. Oral contracts over $500 aren't enforceable.
- caw 14y agoStill, you've got proof with this that someone is at least less than honorable, even if you can't legally force anything to happen.
- 001sky 14y agoRight. And under CA law...
- praptak 14y agoYou could make a similar reservation about written contracts, as the scale of formality goes even higher. Some kinds of contracts require a notary and the worst ones might even require a priest or a rabbi :)
- pdonis 14y agoDoesn't an email count as written? I'm pretty sure there's case law on that. (Not sure about a text message, though.)