2:03 Which of the following is NOT a recognised possible solution to problems posed by the so-called "battle of the forms', when two contracting business organisations each claim that their terms apply? The contract is made on the terms of the party whose form was put forward first (the 'first shot' approach') The contract is as yet incomplete, since the parties must re-negotiate the agreed terms of the contract in order for their dispute to be resolved fairly There is no contract at all, because the parties are not in agreement, and there is no matching offer and acceptance. The contract is made on the terms of the party whose form was put forward last (the last shot approach). The doctrine of privity of contract states that? Only parties to a contract may enforce the contract, and the contract only imposes obligations on the parties to it A third party may enforce a contract only if he has an interest in the contract Contractual terms are private and a contract will be unenforceable if its terms are revealed to a third party. A contractual term that imposes obligations on a third party is binding upon that party. horn tho itom for a not ha