Oral contracts for real property are generally not enforceable.
True
False
Sixteen year old Marsha signs a written contract for the purchase of a car from Joss Motors of La Grande for $3500. She uses the car to drive back and forth to her job at Burger Bell in Pendleton. A year after the purchase, the car's engine blows up. Marsha calls up Joss Motors and tells them to send her money back. She decided she does not want the car. Joss refuses and Marsha sues to rescind the contract. A court will most likely:
A. Enforce the contract because Marsha impliedly ratified the contract by driving the car for a year.
B. Enforce the contract if Marsha looked 18 at the time she entered into the contract.
C. Not enforce the contract because Marsha can disaffirm her contractual obligations.
D. Not enforce the contract because it violated the Statute of Frauds.
