When Comparing Contracts in Common Law and Civil Law Systems

When comparing contracts in common law and civil law systems, it can be said that

A) contracts drafted under a common law system tend to be longer than those drafted under a civil law system.
B) contracts drafted under a civil law system tend to be more specific than those drafted under a civil law system.
C) it is more expensive to draw up contracts in a civil law system than in a common law system.
D) resolving contract disputes tends to be less adversarial in common law systems than in civil law systems.
E) civil law systems allow for judges to interpret a contract dispute, but this feature is absent in common law systems.