Cory believes that he and Dian agreed that he would act as her personal sports trainer for seven workout sessions.In a later dispute,the existence of any contract can be judged by
A)the parties' intent as expressed in their contract.
B)what the defendant claims was the parties' intent.
C)what the plaintiff claims was the parties' intent.
D)what the parties agree they intended.

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The existence of a contract can be judged based on the parties' intent as expressed in their contract. If Cory and Dian had a clear agreement on the terms of their arrangement as personal sports trainer and client, the existence of a contract can be established through their expressed intent. The answers B, C, and D relate to individual claims made by the defendant or plaintiff and do not necessarily reflect the actual intent of the parties.

Cory Believes That He and Dian Agreed That He Would