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Hutz_and_Goodman

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no oral modification clause

Post by Hutz_and_Goodman » Wed May 08, 2013 3:22 pm

If there is a NOM clause in a contract that does not require compliance with the statute of frauds (for instance, sale of goods under $500 or common law contract for services (ex. employee/employer at will contract)), and there is no evidence of waiver, what is the effect?

If a party wanted to modify they would need a writing to accomplish the modification, but would the requirements be for the writing? The standard SOF requirements (either under common law or UCC)?
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