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Larue buys an ipod for $150 and a new laptop for $1,200, and signs a one-year employment contract for a $4,800 monthly salary to start at the beginning of the next month. The statute of frauds covers.

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As an employee, Larue will be covered by the statute of frauds for the employment contract and the laptop purchase only.

What is a statute of fraud?

This statute is a concept that maintains that some types of contracts need to be executed in writing.

This statutse are used for contracts for the sale of land, agreements involving higher worth of goods, contracts lasting one year etc

In conclusion, in this case, Larue will be covered by the statute of frauds for the employment contract and the laptop purchase only.

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