The most characteristic type of contract is the bargain, which is typically formed by the mutual assent of the parties (i.e., a mutual intention to contract) through an offer by one and acceptance by the other.
An edition of Legalines: Contracts
(1990)
Legalines: Contracts
Adaptable to the Seventh Edition of the Dawson Casebook
by Jonathan Neville
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