Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania
According to Pennsylvania's Statute of Frauds law, what type of real estate transaction is required to be in writing (ie: lease agreements, sales?)
Asked on 10/09/12, 6:01 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Michael Kotik
Lawyer Michael Kotik | Criminal Lawyer
Response by Attorney Michael Kotik. I would suggest that any and all agreements dealing with any and all real estate be in writing. It is important to do so to protect yourself from any liability.
Answered on 10/09/12, 6:25 pm
John Davidson
Law Office of John A. Davidson
The statute of frauds was enacted in April of 1775. Leases for more than a year and any contract for the transfer of land need to be in writing. That said you should put any lease in writing. For the same reasons given above. Chintz now pay big later.
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Answered on 10/10/12, 6:48 am
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