Contracts
When a buyer makes an offer and the seller changes one term of the offer and sends it back, this is legally a:
AAcceptance
BRejection and counteroffer✓ Correct
CConditional acceptance
DModification
Explanation
Any change to an offer — even a minor one — constitutes a rejection of the original offer and a new counteroffer. The original offeror is then free to accept, reject, or counter the new proposal.
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