Which of the following is true regarding what is considered an interest in land within the statute of frauds?
A) Interests in land within the statute of frauds include promises to sell crops annually and agreements between parties for profit sharing from the sale of real property, but not boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land.
B) Interests in land within the statute of frauds include promises to sell crops annually, but not agreements between parties for profit sharing from the sale of real property or boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land.
C) Interests in land within the statute of frauds include boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land, but not promises to sell crops annually or agreements between parties for profit sharing from the sale of real property.
D) Interests in land within the statute of frauds include boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land and promises to sell crops annually, but not agreements between parties for profit sharing from the sale of real property.
E) Interests in land within the statute of frauds does not include promises to sell crops annually, agreements between parties for profit sharing from the sale of real property, and boundary disputes that have been settled through the use of land.

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The statute of frauds requires certain agreements to be in writing to be enforceable, including those involving interests in land. However, promises to sell crops annually (which may be considered goods rather than interests in land), agreements for profit sharing from the sale of real property (which may not create an interest in land but rather a contractual right to profits), and settled boundary disputes (which may not require a written agreement if they are resolved through acquiescence or estoppel) do not inherently constitute interests in land within the statute of frauds.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding What Is Considered