Offer and Acceptance
This is an essential part of the process of contract formation.
After an offer has been accepted, all the following options must be done except interfere with the other party's associates as found in option D. (Please see the attached file).
Option A is crucial for ensuring that there are no material facts that may affect the deal have been excluded.
Option B sees the need for completeness and avoiding unnecessary mistakes. This could entail going through all the contracts once again.
Option C is more like an off-shoot of B. It is also consistent with the Latin maxim that says Caveat Emptor, that is buyer be aware.
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