The intention to enter into a con?tract is judged by outward,objective facts as interpreted by a reasonable person.

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This is a principle of contract law known as the objective theory of contracts. It means that the intentions and beliefs of the parties to a contract are not as important as their outward manifestations of intent. A reasonable person observing their actions and words would determine whether or not they intended to enter into a contract.

The Intention to Enter into a Con?tract Is Judged by Outward,objective