2. Oral contracts for the sale of land fall under the Statute of Frauds, but under what circumstance might a court enforce such a contract?

The correct answer is letter "C": If the buyer paid part of the price, taken possession, and made permanent improvements to the land.

Explanation:

The Statute of Frauds or SoF mostly applies to the sales of lands and requires contracts to be written. Some of those contracts include promises on marriages, incomplete contracts that last less than one year, land contracts, and promises on estate's debts.  

When talking about land contracts, if there is an oral contract and the individual purchasing the land took possession of the property and made permanent improvements the SoF can be enforced.

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