A contract formed by performance of actions requested by another party may be called:
A) a voidable contract
B) a contract with a promissory estoppel clause
C) a pre-textual agreement
D) a unilateral contract
E) a parol evidence contract

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A contract formed by performance of actions requested by another party is called a unilateral contract. This is because one party, the performing party, is required to fulfill a specific action in order to form a contract, while the other party, the requesting party, only needs to promise to fulfill their end of the bargain if the performing party completes their action.

A Contract Formed by Performance of Actions Requested by Another