If you do not genuinely assent to a contract, you may: a. legally assault the other party. b. rescind or cancel the contract. c. impose your own adhesion contract. d. void the contract based on the Statute

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If you do not genuinely assent to a contract, you may:

a. legally assault the other party.
b. rescind or cancel the contract.
c. impose your own adhesion contract.
d. void the contract based on the Statute of Frauds.

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i think its b rescind or cancel the contract or its either D

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