Which of the following is not covered by the statute of frauds? a. a contract for the sale of a new college history textbook. b. a contract for the sale of land. c. a contract for the sale of a new car. d. a contract for the sale of the right to walk across your neighbor's yard in order to get to the beach.

A is likely not covered by the Statute of Frauds as the Statute of Frauds does not cover goods sold that are worth less than 500 dollars.

Since we do not know how much the textbook cost but can presume (and hope) that it cost less than 500 dollars, it would not be covered by the Statute of Frauds.

answer; rational if melanie values sleep more highly than the benefits she expects to receive from attending the class;

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