CAF-4 · Chapter 2 · Question 6 of 15
How is an implied acceptance generally inferred in legal terms?
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Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: C) From the conduct of the offeree or circumstances of the case
Explanation
An implied acceptance (or proposal) is one that is not made in words but is inferred from the conduct of the parties or the circumstances of the case.
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