Question: 12. An offer must be accepted to be a contract binding in law. The condition of that acceptance is: A. It must be absolute. B.

12. An offer must be accepted to be a contract
12. An offer must be accepted to be a contract binding in law. The condition of that acceptance is: A. It must be absolute. B. It must be unqualified. C. It must be communicated to the offeror. D. All of the above. 13. Which of the following agreement is presumed to have an intention to create legal relations? A. An agreement made by a dealer to give a laptop to his customer. B. An agreement made between husband and wife. C. An agreement made by a contractor to repair the house owner's dwelling for RM4000. D. An agreement made by Ali with Mansor to buy him a car costing $150000. 14. What do you call a person who made acceptance to an offer? A. An offeror. B. A promisor. C. An offeree. D. None of the above. 15. A contract without the element of consideration is void. Though it is necessary it: A. Must be adequate. B. Needs not be sufficient. C. Needs not be adequate. D. Must be adequate though not sufficient. 16. The type of agreement that is unlikely to be enforceable by law is: A. Commercial agreement. B. Business agreement. C. Domestic agreement. D. None of above. 17. The remedy available to an innocent party against the party in breach of a contract is: A. Frustration. B. Negligence: C. Consideration. D. Rescission of the contract and a claim for damages

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