Courts judge a party's subjective,personal intentions to enter into a contract when a dispute about a contract's existence arises.

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Courts do not consider a party's subjective, personal intentions when determining the existence of a contract. Instead, they look at the objective evidence of the parties' actions and communications to determine if a valid contract was formed.

Courts Judge a Party's Subjective,personal Intentions to Enter into a Contract