An intention to create a legal relationship

a.

is never presumed

b.

is presumed to exist in family situations

c.

is presumed to exist in commercial situations

d.

is presumed in advertisements

The two general classes of contracts under the law of contract are;

a.

Enforceable and Unenforceable

b.

Written and Unwritten

c.

Formal and covenant

d.

Formal and informal

The doctrine of estoppel;

a.

is a defence to a promisors' claim against a promisee where the promisee suffered some injury in reliance on a gratuitous promise

b.

is often applied to provide an equitable remedy

c.

was developed to allow the enforcement of otherwise unenforceable merchant contracts

A person who wishes to repudiate a contract due to incapacity based on drunkenness or insanity

a.

Must be able to establish that the contract was for a non necessary item

b.

Will be afforded protection regardless of the period of time which has passed

c.

Must repudiate at the first opportunity of becoming sober

d.

Cannot repudiate where the goods have been accepted