The contract between the buyer and seller states that it may be modified only by a writing signed by the party to be charged. Viewing the submitted writings in a light most favorable to the seller, at best they show that the buyer agreed in principle to the coop's demand to change the purchaser under the contract to a trust of which she was the beneficiary, but that change was subject to conditions that still had to be worked out. The first appearance of these conditions...
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