Under the CISG, a communication between the parties would be considered an offer when:
A) it is in the form of an advertisement.
B) it leaves the quantity or price terms open.
C) it is sufficiently definite and indicates an intention to be bound.
D) both B and C.

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Under the CISG, an offer must be sufficiently definite and indicate an intention to be bound by the offeror. An advertisement is generally considered an invitation to negotiate, not an offer, and leaving quantity or price terms open would not make it sufficiently definite.

Under the CISG, a Communication Between the Parties Would Be