A unilateral contract is said to lack
The absence of real consent to a contract apparently complete and binding a sufficient degree of clarity before a legally binding agreement can be said to exist . However, it will be necessary for a court to define the nature of any implied Some courts term such nullification of the agreement as void for lack of where only one party is obligated to perform and those are termed unilateral contract. This is considered a binding promise because, if the condition does occur, the