When an offer specifies all the terms and conditions of a contract, it is not considered as definite and certain.

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When an offer specifies all the essential terms and conditions of a contract, it is considered definite and certain. A contract requires mutual assent, consideration, legality of purpose, and genuine intention to create a contract. If the offer has all these elements, it can be considered a valid contract.

When an Offer Specifies All the Terms and Conditions of a Contract