If an offer is indefinite or vague or if an essential provision is lacking, no contract arises from an attempt to accept it.

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This statement is true. For a contract to be formed, the offer must be specific and definite, and all essential terms must be included. If an offer is indefinite, vague or lacks an essential provision, an attempt to accept the offer will not result in the formation of a contract.

If an Offer Is Indefinite or Vague or If an Essential