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What is the Statute of Frauds? Certain contracts in order to be enforceable must be in writing. What contracts are covered by the statute of frauds?

Contract Law: Defenses to Breach of Contract

Breach of Contract

Defenses to breach to Breach of Contract

Failure of condition

No contract formation

Tender of performance rejected

Performance Mutual rescission

Cancellation

Novation Contract has been modified

Accord & Satisfaction

Good faith dispute re: duty Mutual agreement re: new duty Must perform the accord=satisfaction

Impossibility Destruction of subject matter

Supervening illegality

Death or illness (personal service)

Impracticability: burden grossly disproportionate to consideration

Frustration of purpose-supervening, unforeseeable at time of contract, act or event destroys purpose of contract, where purpose was known to both parties