Any of the following could satisfy the requirement of a writing under the statute of frauds except:
A) a note.
B) a memorandum.
C) a contract.
D) part performance.

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Part performance is not a form of writing under the statute of frauds. It refers to when the terms of an oral contract have been partially performed, and in such cases, the oral contract can be enforced despite the lack of a written agreement. However, for most types of contracts, the statute of frauds requires that the agreement be in writing and signed by the party to be charged with the obligation. A note, memorandum, or contract are all forms of writing that can satisfy the statute of frauds.

Any of the Following Could Satisfy the Requirement of a Writing