In Lucy V Zehmer, the Court Ruled That Under the Objective Theory

Multiple Choice

In Lucy v. Zehmer, the court ruled that under the objective theory of contracts

A) Since both Lucy and Zehmer were drinking alcohol the reasonable person would not believe Zehmer was serious.
B) Lucy and Zehmer's conduct and language would be viewed by a reasonable person as a serious intent to contract.
C) Since the writing was on the back of a receipt the reasonable person would not view the Zehmer was serious.
D) Since both parties signed the document, there was a contract.