The Presumption That an Agreement Made in a Social or Domestic

Multiple Choice

The presumption that an agreement made in a social or domestic context was not intended to be legally enforceable can be rebutted by:

A) severing the friendship with the other party to the agreement
B) issuing legal proceedings against the other party to the agreement
C) proving that the other party to the agreement is unreliable and not trustworthy.
D) proving to the court that the parties intended it to be a legally enforceable agreement.