Contracts
An Alaska seller accepts an offer with the notation 'subject to attorney review.' This means:
AThe contract is fully binding immediately
BEither party's attorney may review and potentially modify or void the contract within a specified review period✓ Correct
COnly the buyer's attorney may review the contract
DThe contract automatically terminates after 3 days
Explanation
An attorney review contingency allows designated attorneys to review the contract and propose modifications or cancellation within a specified period. The contract is not fully binding until the review period expires without objection.
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