Generally,when determining whether a contract exists the intent of the parties is not relevant;rather,what matters is how they represented their intent through their actions and words.
A)Unilateral
B)Comprehensive
C)Considered
D)Objective
E)Subjective

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A)The subjective intent of the parties is not usually relevant;what matters is how
they represented their intent through their actions and words.
B)The subjective intent of the parties is not usually relevant;what matters is how they represented their intent through their actions and words.
C)The subjective intent of the parties is not usually relevant;what matters is how they represented their intent through their actions and words.
D)The subjective intent of the parties is not usually relevant;what matters is how they represented their intent through their actions and words.
E)The subjective intent of the parties is not usually relevant;what matters is how they represented their intent through their actions and words.

Generally,when Determining Whether a Contract Exists the Intent of the Parties