To Be Legally Enforceable as a Contract, the Courts Require

question 45

Multiple Choice

To be legally enforceable as a contract, the courts require that each party to an agreement give up something of value called

• A) witnesses.
• B) a written document.
• C) consideration.
• D) none of these.

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