When a contract is authenticated by the affixing of a seal, the contract will be enforceable even when it lacks
A) an acceptance.
B) contractual intention.
C) consideration.
D) a promissory basis.
E) an offer.

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When a contract is authenticated by the affixing of a seal, it becomes a sealed contract. In a sealed contract, consideration is presumed, and therefore it is enforceable even without other elements such as an acceptance, contractual intention, promissory basis, or offer.

When a Contract Is Authenticated by the Affixing of a Seal