Contracts
In Louisiana, the 'cause' of a contract (causa) is best described as:
AThe reason or motivation that led each party to enter the contract✓ Correct
BThe price paid for a property
CThe legal description of the property being sold
DThe notary's fee for authenticating the act
Explanation
In Louisiana Civil Law, 'cause' (causa) is the reason or purpose that motivates each party to enter the contract — similar to consideration in common law. Each obligation in a contract must have a lawful cause.
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