Are executor arrangements required to be in writing?
Yes, under the statute of frauds, contracts involving executor arrangements must be in writing.
Below is an example of an executor arrangement, and why it must be in writing to be valid:
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What is the statute of frauds?
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Are contracts involving suretyship required to be in writing?
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Do contracts for the sale of goods over $500 have to be in writing?
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