The Baby Bar Exam Summarized: Master all definitions in Contracts law Torts law and Criminal law

Law school book Excerpt: I could say: A contract is is a legally enforceable agreement consisting of a valid offer and containing sufficient terms, made to an identifiable offeree and giving assurance that a valid acceptance will conclude the bargain. Or: A contract is an enforceable exchange of legal consideration by offer and acceptance in the absence of contract defenses. All of the above are correct.