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¶ … Sales Packaging manufactured cellophane wrapping material that was used by Kern's bakery in packaging its product. Kern's decided to change its system for packaging cookies from a tied bread bag to a tray covered with printed cellophane wrapping. R-P took measurements to determine the appropriate size for the cellophane wrapping and designed the artwork to be printed on the wrapping. After agreeing that the artwork was satisfactory, Kern placed a verbal order for the cellophane at the cost of $13.000.When the printed wrapping material was received, Kern complained that it was too short for the trays and the artwork not centered. The material however, conformed exactly to the order placed by Kern. Kern returned the material to R-P by Overnight Express. R-P sued Kern. Kern claimed that because there was no written contract, the suit was barred by the statute of frauds. What result? Consider: Effect of noncompliance, exceptions to Requirement of Writing

When asked, must a contract be in writing, one must consider nature and subject matter of the contract. "If you orally agree to purchase your brother's 1988 Ferrari that is in "mint condition" for $25,999.99, that agreement is legal."...

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That is why, as "a general rule, however, it is wiser to have the terms written in understandable language - plain English -- to save future misinterpretations and errors. (Must a Contract Be in Writing? 2004) Alas, in this case, only the sales contract exists as contractual, factual evidence that something was agreed upon between the seller and the requester of the cellophane packaging order.
Most states have laws called statutes of frauds, listing the types of contracts that must be written in order to be enforceable, else effects of noncompliance will be enforced against the offending party, forcing them to comply with the terms of the contract, or, if they cannot so comply, then make restitution to the offended party. The purpose of such statutes of frauds is to prevent fraudulent claims from arising, in other words, fraudulent allegations of verbal contracts between aggrieved parties.

Although the laws vary from state-to-state, the most common examples of contracts that generally must be in writing are: sales of real property (such as real estate or cars); promises to…

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Are there different kinds of acceptance? (2004) Retrieved November 22, 2004 at http://law.freeadvice.com/general_practice/contract_law/kind_acceptance.htm

Does a Contract have to be notarized? (2004) Retrieved November 22, 2004 at http://law.freeadvice.com/general_practice/contract_law/contract_notarized.htm

What is the performance of a contract -- Must a Contract Be in Writing? (2004) Retrieved November 22, 2004 at http://law.freeadvice.com/general_practice/contract_law/performance_contract.htm

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