Courts stick to objective (reasonable person) standards when evaluating offers and acceptances. Juries are not asked to

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Courts stick to objective (reasonable person) standards when evaluating offers and acceptances. Juries are not asked to “get inside someone’s head”, they are instructed to determine what a reasonable person would think of offerors’ and offerees’ statements. Is this practice reasonable? Would it be better if the law directly considered whether people wanted to make contracts?

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Business Law and the Legal Environment

ISBN: 978-1133587491

5th edition

Authors: Jeffrey F. Beatty, Susan S. Samuelson

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