are there the term/condition in a contract must be communicated to the offeree in order to be biding?

Question

subject in law of contract 1

Answer 1

In order that a contract will be valid, the terms and conditions must be communicated to the offeree with formal acceptance to be relayed to the offeror.

Answer 2

all parties have to be aware of the terms of the contract so a term can be incorporated by: formal negotiation of terms, where terms are exchanged in writing or orally but are universally understood; by a consistent course of dealing, whereby you'v done the same thing or the industry in which you're involved has done the same thing so frequently that it's standard procedure; by being bleeding obvious, whereby if you picked somebody off the street who happened to be mildly interested in the contract and asked him if it were a term he'd say "of course it is, how could it not be?"

That said, written contracts are by far the easiest to prove

Answer 3

a biding contract is not binding. try this web site...WWW dot use check spelling dot com

Answer 4

Please dont tell me your in law school.