The owned of a property signed a valid sales contract to convey to a neighbor the ownership to a piece of land between the owner's fence and the neighbor's property line. Later, the owner changed his mind and refused to transfer the property to the neighbor. Would the neighbor have any recourse against the landowner?
A. Yes, the property owner violated the Statue of Frauds.
B. Yes, the agreement was in writing and could be enforced.
C. No, the neighbor only had an easement to use the property.
D. No, an agreement for only a portion of the property is not enforceable.
Answer: B. Yes, the agreement was in writing and could be enforced.
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