A Battle of the Forms Usually Occurs When

Multiple Choice

A battle of the forms usually occurs when

A) each party claims to have entered into a contract on the basis of its own standard form contract, but the two standard form contracts have the same terms.
B) the offeree signs two copies of a written offer, but the two documents do not contain the same terms.
C) each party insists upon using the offeror's standard form contract for every transaction.
D) each party claims to have entered into a contract on the basis of its own standard form contract, but those two documents do not have the same terms.
E) each party insists upon using the offeree's standard form contract for every transaction.