Contract law Crossword

A contract in which the agreement is reached by the parties' actions rather than their words.
Any meeting of the minds resulting in a mutual assent to do or refrain from doing something.
A contract that is created when the parties have knowingly and intentionally agreed on the promises and performances.
The offeree's expression of agreement to the terms of the offer. The power of acceptance is created by a valid offer.
9. A contract that lacks one or more of the basic required elements of a contract or that has not been formed in conformance with the law from the outset of the agreement and, thus, cannot be enforced by either party.
A contract that one party may, at its option,either disaffirm or enforce.
A contract that has necessary elements and, thus, can be enforceable.
An action terminating an offer whereby the offeree rejects the offer outright prior to acceptance.
A contract involving two promises and two performances.
The body of law governing contracts for goods or products; based on the Uniform Commercial Code.
A classification that permits a contract to be enforceable in cases where was no express or implied contract exists and one party suffers losses as a result of another party's unjust enrichment.
In contract law, an erroneous belief that is not in accord with the existing facts.
The body of law governing contracts for services or real estate.
An action terminating an offer whereby the offeree rejects the original offer and proposes a new offer with different terms.
An erroneous belief held by only one party about a basic assumption in the terms of an agreement
An erroneous belief held by both parties that concerns a basic assumption on which a contract was made.