What Is the Difference Between Proposed Additions and the "Battle

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between proposed additions and the "Battle of the Forms" doctrine?

• A) Proposed additions arise between merchants and non-merchants, but Battle of the Forms" arises between merchants.
• B) Proposed additions arise between only merchants and "Battle of the Forms" only arises between non-merchants.
• C) Proposed additions and "Battle of the Forms" arise between both merchants and non-merchants.
• D) A contract is made when proposed additions are made, but not when there is a "Battle of the Forms."
• E) There is no difference between proposed additions and the "Battle of the Forms" doctrine.

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Definitions:

Merchant

An individual or business involved in the wholesale or retail sale of goods.

Firm Offer

A proposal in business transactions that remains valid for a specified period and cannot be revoked during that time.

Merchant

An individual or business engaged in the wholesale or retail trading of goods and services, traditionally involved in buying and selling with the aim of earning a profit.

Goods of the Kinds

Products or items that are characteristic of what is described in a contract, conforming to expectations based on trade and usage.