Generally, When Determining Whether a Contract Exists the ________ Intent

question 74

Multiple Choice

Generally, when determining whether a contract exists the ________ intent of the parties is not relevant; rather, what matters is how they represented their intent through their actions and words.

• A) Objective
• B) Subjective
• C) Unilateral
• D) Comprehensive
• E) Considered

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Definitions:

Kamehameha III

The third king of the Kingdom of Hawaii, who reigned from 1825 to 1854 and played a vital role in maintaining Hawaiian independence and enacting legal reforms.

Feathers

Flexible, lightweight structures forming the plumage of birds, often used symbolically or decoratively by humans.

Rarotonga Staff God

A traditional Polynesian religious artifact from Rarotonga, characterized by its wooden shaft and distinctive representation of deity figures, used in ceremonies and worship.

Projecting Figures

Statues or sculpted figures extended out from a surface or background, often used in architectural or artistic contexts.