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To Avoid Problems,many Courts Hold a Contract to Be Bilateral

Question 39

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To avoid problems,many courts hold a contract to be bilateral:

A) only as a last possible resort.
B) whenever possible.
C) in a way different from the approach taken by the "Restatement."
D) occasionally.

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