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1. Generally speaking, contracts concerning real estate must have written evidence in order to be valid. 2. In a unilateral contract transaction, the acceptance of the offer does not occur when the requested performance begins. 3. It is not possible for an offer to accept by simply promising to perform an act. 4. In determining whether or not a contract has been made, the law uses an objective standard, which is determined by whether or not the parties who were involved seriously intended to make a contract. 5. It is possible for a valid contract to be unenforceable. 6. The law does not require any special form for informal contracts. 7. An implied contract differs from an express contact in that the conduct of the parties, rather than their words, creates and defines the terms of the contract. 8. An "unenforceable" contract is another name for a "void" agreement. 9. A contract which has not been performed on either side would be classified as a voidable contract. 10. On Thursday Joe offers to buy Al 's camera for $200. Joe tells Al that he (Joe) will deliver the money to Al on Saturday, when Joe gets paid. Al accepts Joe's offer and promises to deliver the camera when Joe pays Al on Saturday. At this point in time (that is, at the conclusion of their conversation on Thursday) Joe and Al have formed a bilateral contract. 1. Generally speaking, contracts concerning real estate must have written evidence in order to be valid. 2. In a unilateral contract transaction, the acceptance of the offer does not occur when the requested performance begins. 3. It is not possible for an offer to accept by simply promising to perform an act. 4. In determining whether or not a contract has been made, the law uses an objective standard, which is determined by whether or not the parties who were involved seriously intended to make a contract. 5. It is possible for a valid contract to be unenforceable. 6. The law does not require any special form for informal contracts. 7. An implied contract differs from an express contact in that the conduct of the parties, rather than their words, creates and defines the terms of the contract. 8. An "unenforceable" contract is another name for a "void" agreement. 9. A contract which has not been performed on either side would be classified as a voidable contract. 10. On Thursday Joe offers to buy Al's camera for $200. Joe tells Al that he (Joe) will deliver the money to Al on Saturday, when Joe gets paid. Al accepts Joe's offer and promises to deliver the camera when Joe pays Al on Saturday. At this point in time (that is, at the conclusion of their conversation on Thursday) Joe and Al have formed a bilateral contract