Which of the Following Is Correct Regarding Courts' Treatment of Contracts

Which of the following is correct regarding courts' treatment of contracts where certain provisions are omitted from the contract?

A) Courts have always required all material terms to be in the contract and continue to apply that rule today.
B) Because of the greater complexity of business and society today, courts are more demanding than in the past that contracts contain all material terms.
C) Courts today are more lenient toward contracts with omitted terms and are more willing to use implied terms to fill in the gaps of a contract.
D) Because it is the offeror who initially made the offer that was missing the terms, the offeree usually has the power to supply the terms to fill in the gaps in the contract terms.
E) Because the offer was made initially by the offeror, the offeror usually has the power to supply the terms to fill in the gaps in the contract terms.