A person who is prevented from enforcing a contract because of the statute of frauds also is prevented from recovering the value of services, property, or money furnished the other party to the oral contract.

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This statement is false. While a person may not be able to enforce an oral contract due to the statute of frauds, they may still be able to recover the value of services, property, or money furnished to the other party under the theory of unjust enrichment or other legal doctrines.

A Person Who Is Prevented from Enforcing a Contract Because