Contract Law Generally Places More Importance on the Intent of the Parties

question 55

True/False

Contract law generally places more importance on the intent of the parties to form a contract than on the inclusion of certain terms in the contract.

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Definitions:

Payment Duty

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Bank Statement

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Checking Account Balance

The amount of money currently available in one's checking account.

Internal Control

Processes and procedures implemented by a company to safeguard assets, ensure accuracy of financial records, and promote operational efficiency.