An offer that has unclear major terms, or is missing important terms:
A) can be the basis for an implicit, but not express, contract
B) can be the basis for an express, but not implicit, contract
C) makes the offeree liable if not executed properly
D) makes the offeror liable if not executed properly
E) none of the other choices are correct

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An offer that has unclear major terms or is missing important terms generally cannot form the basis of a contract, whether express or implicit, because it lacks the definiteness and clarity required for a valid contract formation. Neither the offeree nor the offeror would typically be liable simply based on the unclear or incomplete nature of the offer itself.

An Offer That Has Unclear Major Terms, or Is Missing