In most states, which of the following are exceptions to when the statute of frauds would apply?
A) Admissions, partial performance, and promissory estoppel
B) Partial performance and admissions, but not promissory estoppel
C) Promissory estoppel but not admissions or partial performance
D) Promissory estoppel and partial performance, but not admissions
E) Admissions but not partial performance or promissory estoppel

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The statute of frauds requires certain types of contracts to be in writing to be enforceable. Exceptions to this requirement often include admissions (where a party admits in court that a contract exists), partial performance (where one party has taken significant steps based on the contract), and promissory estoppel (where one party has relied on the promise of the other to their detriment). These exceptions can make an otherwise unenforceable contract enforceable.

In Most States, Which of the Following Are Exceptions to When