One Reason You May Not Need a Written Contract Is

question 28

Multiple Choice

One reason you may not need a written contract is:

• A) you are dealing with a party you do not know well, so you need to remain flexible.
• B) you are buying land from a member of your family.
• C) the terms of the agreement are simple and the value of the transaction is small.
• D) you have negotiated enough that you both know what the other person intends.

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