What type of contract is formed when one party makes a promise in exchange for the other party's promise?*A) Unilateral contractB) Executed contractC) Bilateral contractD) Quasi-contract

Is a contract agreement in which an offeror promises to pay after the occurrent of a specified act. A. Contract Agreement B. Multilateral Contract C. Bilateral Contract D. Unilateral Contract

Which of the following statements about bilateral and unilateral contracts is not correct?Group of answer choicesA unilateral contract does not require consideration (which means exchange of obligations) but simply a promise to perform an act is sufficientMore than one party is required for both bilateral and unilateral contractsBoth parties are obligated to perform their promises in a bilateral contractOnly one of the parties is obligated to perform an action in a unilateral contract

A contract that contains 2 promises. Acceptance in these represents the promise to perform. E.g. If you make a contract to sell someone your car, this is bilateral, because you promise to give your car and they promise to give you the money. These are made before either party embarks upon performance. Standard form agreements are a type of this.Choose matching termQualified privilegeFreedom of contractsBilateral contractsPositive form

An agreement consists of reciprocal promises between at leastSelect one:a.4 Partiesb.3 Partiesc.6 Partiesd.2 Parties

A contract which has been fully performed by all the parties to it is an________contract.