In the Catamount Slate Products, Inc

Multiple Choice

In the Catamount Slate Products, Inc.v.Sheldon case, the court found that:

A) the moment of contract formation is to be determined by the intent of the parties, which is a question of law.
B) the intent of the parties to be bound to a contract is determined by an objective standard of what a reasonable person would have believed based on the words and conduct of the parties.
C) the intent of the parties to be bound to a contract is determined by a subjective standard of what the parties actually believed.
D) an oral agreement reached at mediation cannot constitute a binding, enforceable settlement agreement.