Contracts
Under Louisiana Civil Law, which element is NOT required for a valid contract?
AConsent of the parties
BA lawful cause
CA written instrument for all agreements✓ Correct
DA lawful object
Explanation
Louisiana Civil Law requires consent, lawful cause, and lawful object for a valid contract. While certain contracts (like sales of immovable property) must be in writing, not all contracts require a written instrument.
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