Theo and Quincy live on adjacent properties on a tree-lined city street.Theo placed stepping stones at the edge of his property to walk from the front to the backyard.Quincy objects to the stepping stones,claiming they are placed partially on his property.Theo points to the cherry tree Quincy planted,claiming the tree was planted on Theo's property and thus the tree and the cherries belong to him.Theo then tells Quincy that,if Quincy agrees that the property under the stepping stones belongs to Theo,then Theo will agree that the property under the cherry tree belongs to Quincy.Quincy agrees.Is their oral agreement likely to be enforceable?
A)No,because it is a contract related to an interest in land and must be in writing.
B)No,because the value is over $500.
C)Yes,because it is a boundary dispute settled through the use of land.
D)The agreement involving the property under the cherry tree must be in writing because the tree is part of the land,but the property under the stepping stones need not be in writing.
E)Yes,because there was no money exchanged.

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A)Boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land are all outside
the statute of frauds and,therefore,do not require evidence in writing.
B)Boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land are all outside the statute of frauds and,therefore,do not require evidence in writing.
C)Boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land are all outside the statute of frauds and,therefore,do not require evidence in writing.
D)Boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land are all outside the statute of frauds and,therefore,do not require evidence in writing.
E)Boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land are all outside the statute of frauds and,therefore,do not require evidence in writing.

Theo and Quincy Live on Adjacent Properties on a Tree-Lined