A judge hearing a contract dispute will look at the subjective intent of the offeror to determine if they really intended to make the offer.

The following may be raised as defenses to the enforcement of a contract:

The parol evidence rule covers the use of any oral or written words outside the four corners of the written contract but exceptions to the rule consist of allowing evidence that:

An example of an implied in fact contract is sitting down at a restaurant and having a meal served to you before you pay for it.

The Uniform Commercial Code was enacted for all of the below reasons except:

Compensatory damages for a breach of a sales contract involving goods are governed by the common law.

For a contract to be enforceable, which of the following elements does not need to be present:

Letters of intent are normally considered to be offers.

Aunt Ellie promises her 21 year-old nephew, Robbie, that she will pay him $100 if he quits smoking for a month. If Robbie, relying on said promise, does quit smoking for a month, is there a binding contract?

Arthur contracts to build a garage for Bob for a price of $6,000. Because of a slight increase in the cost of labor and materials, Arthur refuses to perform. Bob wants a garage, so he agrees to pay an additional $500. Under the common law: