In Which of the Following Situations Are the Parties to an Agreement

question 72

Multiple Choice

In which of the following situations are the parties to an agreement that is expressed to be 'subject to legal advice' able to change their minds about the agreement prior to the legal advice?

• A)The parties intend the agreement to be legally enforceable immediately and simply propose to have the agreement restated more formally.
• B)The parties intend the agreement to be legally enforceable immediately but they also intend to make another agreement that will eventually be substituted for the first agreement.
• C)The parties do not intend the agreement to be legally enforceable until the legal advice is received.
• D)The parties intend the agreement to be legally enforceable immediately but they also intend to terminate the agreement if recommended by the legal advice.

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Definitions:

Equity Method

An accounting technique used to record investments in other companies, where the investment is initially recorded at cost and subsequently adjusted to reflect the investor's share of the investee's profits or losses.

Permanent Loss

A decrease in the value of an asset or investment that is not expected to be recovered over time.

Equity Method

A financial recording method where investments in other firms are initially noted at their purchase price and later updated to represent the investor's portion of the investee's profits or losses.

Fair-Value Method

An accounting approach where assets and liabilities are recorded at their current market values rather than their original cost.