Courts Emply the Objective Theory of Contracts to Determine

Multiple Choice

Courts emply the objective theory of contracts to determine

A) If the parties negotiating the contract have actual notice of the terms of the contract
B) If a reasonable person would believe the offeror's actions or words indicated that person was serious when making the offer
C) If the parties negotiating the contract are unbiased and not motivated by only self-interest
D) If the parties objectively illustrated good-faith in their negotiations