An attorney who says that a contract lacks "the proper form" is typically referencing which of the following?
A) The agreement lacked a proper offer.
B) The contract lacked a proper acceptance.
C) The contract lacked consideration.
D) The contract lacked a writing.
E) The contract lacked both an appropriate offer and an appropriate acceptance.

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The defense that a contract lacks the proper form typically means it lacks a writing.

An Attorney Who Says That a Contract Lacks "The Proper