In SouthTrust Bank V

Multiple Choice

In SouthTrust Bank v. Williams, which of the following led to the final decision of the court?

A) The SouthTrust's amendment to the regulations was ineffective.
B) The mere failure to object to the addition of a material term can be construed as an acceptance of it.
C) The parties in the case took no action that could be considered inconsistent with an assent to the arbitration provision.
D) The parties in the case never affirmatively assented to the amended regulations.
E) A written confirmation of an acceptance may modify the contract unless it adds a material term, and arbitration clauses are material terms.