Why is Mrs. Carlill’s case often cited in present-day court trials?
A It proved the untrustworthiness of advertisements.
B It established the validity of one-sided contract.
C It explained the nature of contract.
D It defended the rights of consumers.
Answer:B
Why is Mrs. Carlill’s case often cited in present-day court trials?
A It proved the untrustworthiness of advertisements. B It established the validity of one-sided contract. C It explained the nature of contract. D It defended the rights of consumers.