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Donna orally agrees to sell a tool shed to Erv for $450.00. Donna removes the shed from her property and takes it to Erv’s place. When Erv does not pay, Donna Sues. Erv claims that the sale of the shed was an oral contract that is not enforceable under the statutes of frauds. What is the court likely to conclude and why?

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