Carson agreed orally to repair Ives' rare book for USD450. Before the work was started, Ives asked Carson to perform additional repairs to the book and agreed to increase the contract price to USD650. After Carson completed the work, Ives refused to pay and Carson sued. Ives' defense was based on the Statute of Frauds. What total amount will Carson recover?
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