Note 312 — Chapter XVI · TITLES.

In respect of the efficacy of contracts, there is a special case which requires a word of notice. A contract may be neither void nor voidable, but yet unenforceable. That is to say, no action will lie for the enforcement of it. The obligation created by it is imperfect. See ante, § 78. An example is a verbal contract which ought to be in writing under the Statute of Frauds.