When communicating acceptance of an offer, a stipulation:
A) is a condition made by the offeror about the manner in which the offer must be accepted.
B) is a contingency clause built into a unilateral contract.
C) requires acceptance in writing, else the attempt to accept becomes ineffective.
D) needs a timely expression of acceptance.

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A stipulation is a condition made by the offeror about the manner in which the offer must be accepted. The offeror may specify (stipulate) in the offer the time, place, or method of communicating acceptance. In such a case, the offeree must comply fully with the offeror's stipulations. Any material deviation makes the attempt to accept ineffective.

When Communicating Acceptance of an Offer, a Stipulation