Under the principles of contract law, it is important to determine if the parties intended to enter into legal relations. Which of the following statements are true? A- With agreements of a business or commercial nature, the courts have adopted an approach involving a rebuttable presumption that unless the contrary can be clearly established, it was presumed that the parties do intend to create an enforceable contract. B - With agreements of a social or domestic nature, the courts have adopted a rebuttable presumption that the parties do not intend legal relations. C - Intention is not an essential element in a contract D - In Ermogenous v Greek Orthodox Community of SA Inc [2002] HCA 8, the High Court affirmed that intention to create an enforceable agreement is an essential precondition to contractual liability. Intention is to be determined by considering the relevant context and the relationship between the parties and determining what inferences can be drawn from that.