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No valid agreement exists because the counteroffer voided the original offer.

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The counteroffer voided the original offer in contract law.

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In contract law, a counteroffer is a response by the offeree (the party to whom an offer is made) that contains new or different terms from the original offer. When a counteroffer is presented, the original offer is considered terminated or voided. Therefore, if a counteroffer is made and accepted, a new agreement is formed, effectively replacing the original offer.

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