Match the term with its definition.

Contracts which do not require any special form and are usually based on their substance rather than their form.

Answer $1$

A contract that has all the elements necessary to be enforced in court.

Answer $2$

Capable of being taken back or canceled.

Answer $3$

A contract that can be avoided at the option of either or both parties.

Answer $4$

Contracts that require a special form or method of creation $($formation$)$ to be enforceable.

Answer $5$

A promise or a set of promises, the breach of which, the law gives a remedy, or the performance of which the law in some way recognizes as a duty.

Answer $6$

Documents evidencing receipt of$,$ and title to$,$ goods shipped.

Answer $7$

A statute that governs contracts for the sale and lease of goods.

Answer $8$

Something of legally sufficient value that was bargained$-$for, that supports a promise.

Answer $9$

The offer and an acceptance of a contract.

Answer $10$

A declaration by a person $($the promisor$)$ to do or not to do a certain act.

Answer $11$

A rule of contract interpretation wherein intent is not determined by the personal or subjective intent, or belief, of a party.

Answer $12$

Another formal contract, frequently used in international sales contracts, wherein agreements to pay re contingent on the purchaser$$s receipt of invoices and bills of lading.

Answer $13$

A contract that cannot be enforced because of certain legal defenses against it$.$

Answer $14$

When an offeror promises to hold an offer open for a specified period of time in return for a payment $($consideration$)$ given by the offeree.

Answer $15$

The person to whom the promise is made.

Answer $16$

The person making a promise.

Answer $17$

A promise for a promise.

Answer $18$

A promise for an act.

Answer $19$

A statute that governs contracts for the sale and lease of goods.

Answer $20$

The consent of both parties to a contract must be voluntary.

Answer $21$

Contracts implied in law that are really fictional contracts which courts impose on the parties $$as if$$ they had entered into an actual contract.

Answer $22$

A contract that is implied from the conduct of the parties.

Answer $23$

A voluntary act $($words or conduct$)$ by the offeree that shows agreement to the terms of an offer.

Answer $24$

A contract where the terms are fully stated, either orally or in writing.