Which sentence describes a contract comprehensively? a contract needs to have an offer and a legal purpose. a contract includes an offer and acceptance without any consideration. a contract includes an offer, acceptance, and consideration without a legal purpose. a contract includes an offer, acceptance, consideration, and a legal purpose.?

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Makhi Perry

Advanced Placement (AP)

26 July, 02:33

Which sentence describes a contract comprehensively? a contract needs to have an offer and a legal purpose. a contract includes an offer and acceptance without any consideration. a contract includes an offer, acceptance, and consideration without a legal purpose. a contract includes an offer, acceptance, consideration, and a legal purpose.?

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Sylvia Glover · Answer 1

The sentence that describes a contract comprehensively is the last option - a contract includes an offer, acceptance, consideration, and a legal purpose.

These four terms are all very important parts of a contract, without which an agreement couldn't even exist. A contract has to have all four parts in order to be legally valid, so this is the reason why the other options cannot be correct as all of them lack one or more terms.