To avoid problems from the revocation of offers for unilateral contracts, many courts hold a contract to be bilateral:
A) only as a last possible resort.
B) whenever possible.
C) in a different view taken by the Restatement.
D) on a compulsory basis.

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To avoid problems from the revocation of offers for unilateral contracts, many courts hold a contract to be bilateral whenever possible. This is similar to a view the Restatement takes. It holds that once the offeree has begun performance, the offer cannot be withdrawn because the beginning of performance is interpreted to be the offeree's promise to render complete performance. This promise makes the contract bilateral.

To Avoid Problems from the Revocation of Offers for Unilateral