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Two adults make a wholly executory oral agreement under which one promises a substantial property benefit in consideration of the other’s marriage to a specified person. It is not their mutual promise to marry. No signed memorandum, ratification, special validity defect, or exception exists. With a timely Statute of Frauds objection, which rule applies?

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A signed memorandum is irrelevant in every such case Every promise connected to marriage is excluded from the statute The exclusion for mutual promises to marry necessarily covers this distinct benefit promise Article1403(2)(c) covers this marriage-consideration agreement

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