Farah agreed to take care of an elderly woman and in return was provided with a house to live in that was to be Farah's after the elderly woman's death. Farah cared for the woman for 17 years, but upon the woman's death Farah discovered that their oral agreement was never put into writing. The woman's son moved into the house and Farah made a claim to the house. The court:

(A) Is likely to reject Farah's claim to the house as she provided no consideration of value

(B) Is likely to reject Farah's claim to the house as the contract was not set down in writing as required

(C) Is likely to order specific performance of the oral agreement because simple contracts do not need to be in writing

(D) Is likely to apply the doctrine of part performance.