A person may be held liable under a contract even if they did not personally want (subjectively intend)to enter into an enforceable agreement.

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The objective theory of contracts states that a person is bound by the reasonable meaning of their words and actions, regardless of their personal intent. Therefore, a person may still be held liable under a contract even if they did not subjectively intend to enter into an enforceable agreement.

A Person May Be Held Liable Under a Contract Even