To determine whether the offeror has created a present intent to contract, courts consider: how the offer was made. whether the offeror has communicated it to the offeree. the intent of the parties subjectively. the status of the person who has made the offer.

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Samson Christian

29 July, 21:00

To determine whether the offeror has created a present intent to contract, courts consider: how the offer was made. whether the offeror has communicated it to the offeree. the intent of the parties subjectively. the status of the person who has made the offer.

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whether the offeror has communicated it to the offeree.

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To enforce the right practice of contract making and agreements, the courts may consider several measures to decide whether the parties who entered into a contract have entered in a legal manner. The courts may consider whether the offeror has communicated to the offeree the intent of the contract. The court maintains that the offeror must make the offeree knowledgeable and informed about the contract and the offer through proper communication and formal meeting.