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The Doctrine of Part Performance in Texas

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1970
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Finney, Ernest R., Jr.
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This article discusses how to uphold an oral contract using partial performance and how to take a parole sale of land and an oral contract out of the statute of frauds. It analyzes the elements of partial performance in Texas: payment, possession, and improvements. Lastly, the article explains the presumption of fraud in partial performance cases and suggests different ways to change the elements of partial performance in Texas.
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http://hdl.handle.net/2346/73324
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