Site navigation

Inference about the existence of the contract can be made from the letters, emails, and other…

An offer and its unconditional acceptance can be communicated by email and can create a binding contract. Once the contract is concluded, the mere absence of a separate…

Choose your answer

Inference about the existence of the contract can be made from the letters, emails, and other correspondence between the parties.

Select one answer
Answer and explanation

Correct answer C

An offer and its unconditional acceptance can be communicated by email and can create a binding contract. Once the contract is concluded, the mere absence of a separate signed formal agreement does not invalidate it. This depends on the parties' intention to be bound and remains subject to any applicable legal requirement for a particular form.

Practice for these exams

Related question papers

Related exam syllabi

Related questions in this topic