A) the offeree has 30 days to respond.
B) the offeree has 10 days to respond.
C) the offer is not valid and therefore it does not matter when the offeree responds.
D) the offeree has a reasonable period during which to accept.
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A) unenforceable due to its vagueness.
B) unenforceable due to the difficulty of devising an appropriate remedy for a breach.
C) enforceable as long as both parties act in good faith and Bob doesn't suddenly demand more hay than what was reasonably estimated.
D) unenforceable unless state real estate law makes an exception.
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A) protects both parties by ensuring the other side is serious and creates a binding agreement on the issues on which the parties have agreed thus far.
B) may or may not be an offer, depending on the exact language and whether the document indicates that the parties have reached an agreement.
C) has a legal binding effect concerning the issues outlined in the letter.
D) courts will consider to be a valid offer which the other party must accept if offered in good faith.
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A) Floyd's heirs must sell the car to Tim.
B) Floyd's heirs must continue to negotiate the offer and sell the car, if a reasonable price can be determined.
C) The offer terminates automatically upon Floyd's death.
D) There is a contract if Tim accepts before learning of Floyd's death.
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A) Robert wins; this is an enforceable contract with complete and definite terms.
B) Robert wins; the UCC will decide which 40 acres are to be sold.
C) Wally wins; the original offer was not intended to be an offer but merely an invitation to negotiate.
D) Wally wins; this agreement is too indefinite since it does not identify which 40 acres are to be sold.
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A) will not be formed because the flyer was sent out as an invitation to make an offer.
B) will be formed because the first to respond gets the property.
C) will be formed because the price is included.
D) will not be formed because of the parol evidence rule.
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A) the beliefs of the offeror.
B) the subjective intention of the offeror.
C) the assumptions of the offeror.
D) the words and conduct of the offeror.
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A) Outdoor Times is guilty of "bait and swap."
B) Seth will prevail in his case, as Outdoor Times is responsible for having sufficient stock of advertised items.
C) Seth will not prevail, as the advertisement was simply a request for offers.
D) Outdoor Times must provide Seth with a raincheck, ensuring he can buy the same bag at the sales price at a later date.
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A) Firm offers.
B) Option contracts.
C) A writing signed by a merchant offering to hold open an offer for the sale of goods for a stated period.
D) All of the above.
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A) placing an item up for auction
B) catalog advertisements
C) price lists
D) a note scribbled on a restaurant napkin that includes the details of the offer
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A) These price quotes would generally be considered offers.
B) These price quotes would generally not be considered offers.
C) These price quotes would generally be considered output contracts.
D) These price quotes would generally be considered requirements contracts.
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A) the contract may indicate a method for determining the price, without stating a definite price.
B) Morales and Rolfes must depend on the UCC's gap-filler provisions to determine a price since the fuel is a "good" covered by Article 2 of the UCC.
C) the contract price must remain the same for the entire three-year contractual period.
D) their contractual requirements regarding definiteness would be the same under the UCC and the common law.
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A) no contract can be created.
B) the warranty term is a "different term," and the majority of states hold that a contract can be formed but the contradictory terms cancel each other out.
C) the warranty term is an "additional term" that becomes part of the contract in most states.
D) the warranty term is a "different term," which in most states becomes part of the contract unless the seller promptly objects.
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