Which of the following is an exception as to when a secondary obligation needs to be in writing?
A) The primary-purpose rule
B) The resulting-fact rule
C) The main-purpose rule
D) The delineated rule
E) The personal-obligation standard

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There is an exception under which a secondary obligation need not be in writing - the main-purpose rule. If the main purpose for incurring a secondary obligation is to obtain a personal benefit, the promise does not fall within the statute and does not have to be in writing.

Which of the Following Is an Exception as to When