When there is a unilateral contract,both parties are required to do something.

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In a unilateral contract, only one party is required to do something (usually perform an action) in exchange for the other party's promise of payment or reward. The other party is not obligated to perform any action unless they choose to do so. Therefore, a unilateral contract is different from a bilateral contract where both parties are required to do something.

When There Is a Unilateral Contract,both Parties Are Required to Do