Which of the following statements regarding written contencts incotect? Putting contractual terms in writing acts to provide each party an opportunity to reconsider the terms and ensure that entering Into the contract as stated is what he, she or it desires. Written contracts inevitably slow down the contractual formation process. It could make it easier to settle a dispute if parties' contractual agreement is reduced to writing. Contracts "in writing" are more enforceable than oral contracts. Both "Written contracts inevitably slow down the contractual formation process" and "Contracts 'in writing' are more enforceable than oral contracts

Which of the following statements regarding written contencts incotect? Putting contractual terms in writing acts to provide each party an opportunity to reconsider the terms and ensure that entering Into the contract as stated is what he, she or it desires. Written contracts inevitably slow down the contractual formation process. It could make it easier to settle a dispute if parties' contractual agreement is reduced to writing. Contracts "in writing" are more enforceable than oral contracts. Both "Written contracts inevitably slow down the contractual formation process" and "Contracts 'in writing' are more enforceable than oral contracts

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