Which of the following is not required for an offer (and resulting contract)to be considered definite?

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While warranties can be an important part of a contract, they are not necessarily required for an offer (and resulting contract) to be considered definite. However, the identification of the parties, subject matter and quantity, consideration to be paid, and time of performance are generally required elements of a definite offer.

Which of the Following Is Not Required for an Offer