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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing When Form 5495 Agreements

Instructions and Help about When Form 5495 Agreements
We will now address one of the thorny issues in contract law that we will consider this year the so-called Battle of the forms we've previously learned that to create a contract and offer ease acceptance must be the mirror image of the offer if the offeree and attempting to accept changes any non-trivial term of the offer he is not accepted instead he has made a counteroffer given these basic rules of contract formation problems arise when parties use pre-printed forms to contract forms containing their own terms and conditions often refer to as boilerplate the use of such forms is common among large commercial parties not surprisingly the standard terms that appear in pre-printed forms tend to favor the party sending the form in general commercial parties are interested in the major terms of a contract description price and quantity given how common the use of pre-printed forms has become in today's commercial world parties tend not to haggle over the standard terms and conditions in boilerplate therefore when such forms are used for contracting there are likely to be conflicts between the terms of the parties respective documents nonetheless in the vast majority of cases such conflicts are irrelevant because parties undertake and complete their contractual obligations without any dispute entirely oblivious to the fact that the documents they exchanged contain conflicting provisions each side performs its duties the work is completed payment is made and everyone is happy but when a dispute does occur the question arises as to which parties terms and conditions govern the dispute the common law principles of contracting lead to the so-called last shot rule given the mirror image rule every time a document with conflicting terms as exchanged during negotiations it will effectively be a counteroffer at some point one...