Which of the following is outside the scope of the Statute of Frauds?
A) A promise to be secondarily liable for the debt of another.
B) A promise to be primarily liable for the debt of another.
C) Contracts concerning interests in land.
D) A promise to pay damages for the injury caused by the tort of another.
E) An agreement not to be performed within a year.

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D  A promise to be primarily liable for the debt of another and a promise to pay damages for the injury caused by the tort of another are outside the scope of the Statute of Frauds, which typically requires certain types of contracts to be in writing, such as those involving secondary liability, interests in land, and agreements not performable within a year.

Which of the Following Is Outside the Scope of the Statute