If a contract is unenforceable for failure to comply with the statute of frauds,a party that conferred some benefit on the other party pursuant to the contract may be able to recover in an action based on:
A)express contract.
B)quasi-contract.
C)implied contract.
D)actual contract.

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The contract that fails to comply with the statute of frauds is unenforceable.Although the contract will not be enforced,a person who has conferred some benefit on the other party pursuant to the contract may be able to recover the reasonable value of his performance in an action based on quasi-contract.

If a Contract Is Unenforceable for Failure to Comply with the Statute