§ 22.Syn Synopsis to Chapter 22: substance of the memorandum: its nature and contents

§ 22.1 Memorandum, Not Written Contract, Required by the Statute; Effect of Parol Evidence Rule

§ 22.2 Informal Memorandum-Degree of Completeness in Detail

§ 22.3 Memorandum Must Identify the Contracting Parties; Identification of Principal Through an Agent

§ 22.4 Must the Memorandum State the Consideration for Every Promise?

§ 22.5 The Memorandum of a Promise of Guaranty

§ 22.6 Deeds and Wills May Be Sufficient

§ 22.7 Memorandum Acknowledging the Contract but Repudiating It

§ 22.8 Time of Making the Note or Memorandum-Written Offers; Letters to Agent

§ 22.9 Letters of Mere Preliminary Negotiation

§ 22.10 Pleadings and Depositions Filed in Court

§ 22.11 Can a Written Instrument Serve as a Memorandum of Its Extension or Renewal?

§ 22.12 Sufficiency of Description in Contracts for Sale of Land

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Supp. to § 22.1 Memorandum, Not Written Contract, Required by the Statute-Effect of Parol Evidence Rule

Supp. to § 22.2 Informal Memorandum-Degree of Completeness in Detail

Supp. to § 22.3 Memorandum Must Identify the Contracting Parties-Identification of Principal Through an Agent

Supp. to § 22.8 Time of Making the Note or Memorandum-Written Offers-Letters to Agent

Supp. to § 22.9 Letters of Merely Preliminary Negotiation

Supp. to § 22.10 Pleadings and Depositions Filed in Court

Supp. to § 22.12 Sufficiency of Description in Contracts for Sale of Land

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§ 23.Syn Synopsis to Chapter 23: formal requirements-writing-signature-oral evidence

§ 23.1 What Is a Writing?

§ 23.2 Delivery Not Required

§ 23.3 Multiple Writings; Necessity and Nature of Internal Reference; Physical Connection 3|10

§ 23.4 What Is a Signature? Authentication as Signer's Own

§ 23.5 Party Whose Signature Is Required; Signature of Both Parties Not Required

§ 23.6 When Signature by Agent Is Sufficient

§ 23.7 Must Authority of Agent Be in Writing?

§ 23.8 Use of Oral Testimony to Explain and Supplement a Written Memorandum

§ 23.9 Oral Proof of Usage of Trade, Course of Dealing and Course of Performance

§ 23.10 Contents of a Lost Memorandum Provable by Parol

§ 23.11 Effect of an Erroneous Memorandum

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Supp. to § 23.1 What Is a Writing?

Supp. to § 23.1A Electronic Writings and Signatures

Supp. to § 23.3 Multiple Writings-Necessity and Nature of Internal Reference-Physical Connection

Supp. to § 23.4 What Is a Signature? Authentication as Signer's Own

Supp. to § 23.5 Party Whose Signature Is Required-Signature of Both Parties Not Required

Supp. to § 23.6 When Signature by Agent Is Sufficient

Supp. to § 23.8 Use of Oral Testimony to Explain and Supplement a Written Memorandum

Supp. to § 23.9 Oral Proof of Usage of Trade, Course of Dealing and Course of Performance

Supp. to § 23.10 Scope

Supp. to § 23.11 Effect of an Erroneous Memorandum

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