Contracts
Under Hawaii law, which of the following elements is NOT required to form a valid real estate contract?
AA. Offer and acceptance
BB. Consideration
CC. Written form notarized by a notary public✓ Correct
DD. Legal capacity of the parties
Explanation
While real estate contracts must be in writing, notarization is not required for a valid purchase contract in Hawaii, though deeds conveying title must be notarized for recording.
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