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Article 10 - Frauds - Statute of Frauds


  • § 38-10-101. Conveyances to defraud
  • § 38-10-102. Purchaser with notice - prior grantee privy
  • § 38-10-103. Conveyance determinable at will of grantor void
  • § 38-10-104. Power to revoke and reconvey
  • § 38-10-105. Conveyance before power vests
  • § 38-10-106. Conveyance - trust - power must be in writing
  • § 38-10-107. Not to affect will or trusts by operation of law
  • § 38-10-108. Contracts for interests in land - must be written
  • § 38-10-109. Authorized agent may subscribe instrument
  • § 38-10-110. Courts may enforce specific performance
  • § 38-10-111. Trusts for use of grantor void against creditors
  • § 38-10-111.5. Trusts to establish or maintain eligibility for certain public assistance void - exceptions
  • § 38-10-112. Void agreements
  • § 38-10-113. Goods sold at auction - memorandum
  • § 38-10-114. No delivery or change of possession - effect
  • § 38-10-115. Creditors defined
  • § 38-10-116. Lawful agent may subscribe
  • § 38-10-117. Conveyances to defraud creditors void
  • § 38-10-118. Grant or assignment of trust
  • § 38-10-119. Conveyances void against heirs
  • § 38-10-120. Intent, question of fact - want of consideration
  • § 38-10-121. Purchaser with notice of fraud
  • § 38-10-122. Construction of terms
  • § 38-10-123. Term conveyance, how construed
  • § 38-10-124. Credit agreements - required to be in writing
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