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If a written agreement depends on an occurrence before it becomes enforceable, there is an exception to the best evidence rule that allows oral testimony regarding the prerequisite event.
Which evidence rule is the best?
Only when a party tries to establish the veracity of a document that is being considered for admission as evidence does the best evidence rule come into play. According to the best evidence rule, original papers must be presented as proof unless they are misplaced, destroyed, or otherwise impossible to get.
When a party is only attempting to prove an event or fact that is preserved in a writing, recording, or piece of photographic evidence, the Best Evidence Rule DOES NOT APPLY. For instance, a witness could attest that she paid a party without submitting a receipt as proof of the transaction.
What exemptions to the rule that a contract must be in writing to be enforceable exist?
In order to be enforceable, a contract for the sale of items valued at $500 or more typically needs to be in writing (i.e., the Statute of Frauds). Unique or specially produced goods are an exception. As soon as the product is in production, this feature can take the place of a writing.
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