Under common law,when contracting parties agree to use a form of instantaneous communication,agreement is not reached until:

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Under common law, when parties agree to use a form of instantaneous communication (such as email or text message), the acceptance is effective upon receipt by the offeror. This is known as the "mailbox rule" and is an exception to the general rule that acceptance is effective upon dispatch. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

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