A Battle of the Forms Usually Occurs When

question 65

Multiple Choice

A battle of the forms usually occurs when

• A)each party claims to have entered into a contract on the basis of its own standard form contract, but the two standard form contracts have the same terms.
• B)the offeree signs two copies of a written offer, but the two documents do not contain the same terms.
• C)each party insists upon using the offeror's standard form contract for every transaction.
• D)each party claims to have entered into a contract on the basis of its own standard form contract, but those two documents do not have the same terms.
• E)each party insists upon using the offeree's standard form contract for every transaction.

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Definitions:

Obligations

Duties or commitments one party has towards another under the terms of a contract, law, or moral duty.

Statute Of Frauds

A legal principle requiring certain contracts to be in writing and signed in order to be enforceable.

Partnership Agreement

A formal written agreement among business partners detailing the management, decision-making, and distribution of profits or losses.

Enforceable

A term referring to an agreement, contract, or law that is legally valid and can be upheld or compelled in a court of law.