In Walker v. Carter, the court determined that contracts that cannot possibly be completed in less than a year
A) Must be in writing to be enforceable
B) Can be verbal, but recommended that a writing makes the terms easier to determine if in writing
C) Must be enforced as a verbal agreement after testimony by both sides
D) Stated that a verbal contract is enforceable as long as it is fair to both sides

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The Statute of Frauds requires certain types of contracts, including those that cannot be completed within a year, to be in writing to be enforceable. This principle was applied in Walker v. Carter, reinforcing the necessity of a written contract for such agreements.

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