Even when offer and acceptance and consideration are present, there may be no enforceable contract if
A) the contract is not in writing.
B) the subject of the contract is too trivial.
C) the consideration is not adequate.
D) there were no witnesses present at the signing of the contract.
E) there is no intent to create legal relations.

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For a contract to be enforceable, there must be an intent to create legal relations between the parties. If there is no such intent, there is no enforceable contract.

Even When Offer and Acceptance and Consideration Are Present, There