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An offeree mails an acceptance of a contract offer. Under the mailbox rule, the contract is formed at which moment?
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The Baby Bar (FYLSX) is California's First-Year Law Students' Examination — required for students in unaccredited law schools after their first year, covering contracts, torts, and criminal law. Articles here explain who must take the Baby Bar and what passing it means for continuing legal education.
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