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If a fellow makes you an offer, and you accept it, look out: you’re on the way to creating legal relations in the form of a contract.

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	If a fellow makes you an [[offer]], and you [[accept]] it, look out: you’re on the way to [[intention to create legal relations\|creating legal relations]] in the form of a {{tag\|contract}}.		{{g}}If a fellow makes you an [[offer]], and you [[accept]] it, look out: you’re on the way to [[intention to create legal relations\|creating legal relations]] in the form of a {{tag\|contract}}.
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