A Claim That Has No Statements to Support It Cannot

question 7

Multiple Choice

A claim that has no statements to support it cannot be taken as a conclusion because

• A) no evidence has been offered.
• B) external experts have not been cited.
• C) a representative sample has not been sourced.
• D) it is unethical to omit supporting statements.

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Definitions:

Letter of Acceptance

A formal document issued to acknowledge agreement to the terms of a contract, often marking the commencement of the contractual obligations.

Postbox Rule

A principle in contract law that an offer is considered accepted when the acceptance letter is dispatched, not when it is received.

Time of Mailing

The specific date and time at which mail is officially accepted by a postal service for delivery.

Postbox Rule

A legal principle that an offer is considered accepted once the acceptance is dispatched by the offeree, not when it is received by the offeror.