Regarding a common-law agreement affected by the statute of frauds, John said, "I admit I made an oral agreement, but there is nothing in writing and I don't want to go through with it." The agreement is enforceable against John.

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The statute of frauds requires certain contracts, including common-law agreements, to be in writing to be enforceable. John's admission that the agreement was only oral and that he does not want to go through with it means that the agreement is not enforceable against him.

Regarding a Common-Law Agreement Affected by the Statute of Frauds