by siuaghan » Mon Apr 02, 2012 1:27 am
Oral contracts are just as legal and enforceable as written ones. The problem is proving that the contract took place, if the other party doesn't want to admit it. That's why contracts should always be in writing.
Now, not all agreements are actually contracts. A contract has to have both parties giving and receiving something of value. A one-sided "promise" is not a contract, and not enforceable.