As a general rule, oral contracts are enforceable, provided the requirements of a valid and enforceable contract are met. There are, however, certain situations where a contract is enforceable only if it is in writing. Those situations are listed in a written law known as the Statute of Frauds.
Under the provisions of the New Jersey Statute of Frauds, the following oral contracts are not enforceable:
A number of statutes other than the Statute of Frauds also mandate written agreements:
At the office of Howard N. Sobel, we provide comprehensive contracts counsel to businesses and business owners. Contact our office online or call us at 856-424-6400 to set up a free initial consultation (on selected cases). We are currently available by phone, text message, or videoconference only. Evening and weekend appointments can be arranged upon request. We accept all major credit cards.
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