Which Of The Following Is True Of The Intent Of An Offeror To Be Bound By An Agreement?

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Which Of The Following Is True Of The Intent Of An Offeror To Be Bound By An Agreement?

ment? In determining the offeror's intent to enter into a contract, the court does not consider whether the offeror has the legal capacity or not. The courts interpret intent to contract by the party's internal thought processes. An offeror expresses a willingness to be bound by an acceptance when he or she makes an invitation to negotiate. The courts interpret intent to contract only by the offeror's outward manifestations.
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The courts interpret intent to contract only by the offeror's outward manifestations.
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