Many state Statutes of Frauds require that agents' contracts to sell real property covered by the Statute of Frauds be in writing to be enforceable.This requirement is often referred to as the equanimity rule.

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The requirement for agents' contracts to sell real property to be in writing is part of the Statute of Frauds, but it is not referred to as the "equanimity rule."

Many State Statutes of Frauds Require That Agents' Contracts to Sell