Which of the following is an example of a 'discrete' contract?
A) A contract to negotiate in good faith
B) A contract to supply a piece of software and regular updates for the software
C) A contract to operate a hotel for a fixed period of time
D) A contract to buy petrol from a garage you have never used before and will not use again

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A discrete contract refers to a single, standalone agreement that is not part of an ongoing relationship or series of transactions. Option D, a contract to buy petrol from a garage you have never used before and will not use again, exemplifies a discrete contract because it involves a one-time transaction without the expectation of future interactions.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a 'Discrete