To be enforceable,a memorandum evidencing an oral contract that would otherwise be unenforceable must include all essential and non-essential terms.

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While a memorandum can help evidence the existence of an oral contract, it does not necessarily make an otherwise unenforceable contract enforceable. Additionally, the memorandum does not necessarily have to include all non-essential terms, but it should include the essential terms in order to be enforceable.

To Be Enforceable,a Memorandum Evidencing an Oral Contract That Would