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yulyashka [42]
3 years ago
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When Scott Calvin (Tim Allen) tries on a Santa suit, he discovers that he has assumed all of Santa's responsibilities. Calvin tr

ies to challenge his acceptance of the terms of the agreement. Analyze the problem with offer, acceptance, and terms in very fine print (a magnifying glass is required.) Do the terms of the suit contract apply when Calvin did not know them at the time he put on the suit?
If you haven't seen this movie yet or don't recall some of the details, you may want to view it or rent it from a source like the library, video rental, etc.
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1 answer:
Anuta_ua [19.1K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

The above excerpt given in the question is taken from the film "Santa Claus" in the year 1994. In this film, Tim Allen who plays the role of a business man, named Scott Calvin. Bernard offers him the santa suit which contains a card in fine print of the 'santa claus'. As soon as Calvin wears the suit and enters the sleigh, he enters into the contract of being Santa Claus permanently.

Calvin was not aware with the terms o contract of wearing the suit, the contract is legally binding as he should have read the card with the fine print of the 'santa claus' on it before wearing the suit.          

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