Asked by Charlie Spaulding on Jun 07, 2024

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Which of the following is a term for contracts within the statute of frauds involving promises to pay the debt of another if the other party fails to pay?

A) Secondary promises
B) Primary promises
C) Novation agreements
D) Third-party debts
E) Pecuniary assignments

Secondary Promises

Commitments made by a third party to assume responsibility for another's debt or obligation if the original party fails to perform.

Statute of Frauds

An established legal doctrine stipulating some contractual arrangements need to be formalized in writing and authenticated by the signatures of all parties for enforceability.

Third-Party Debts

Debts that involve a creditor and debtor, with a third party also playing a role, either as a guarantor or through some other capacity.

  • Acquire knowledge of the statutory mandates of the statute of frauds applicable to diverse forms of contracts.
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Martin OlivaresJun 07, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The terms "secondary promises," "collateral promises," or "suretyship promises" all refer to agreements in which a third party agrees to pay the debt owed by another party if that other party fails to pay his or her debt.