Contracts
Under NC contract law, 'rescission' of a contract restores the parties to:
AThe terms of the original offer
BTheir original positions as if the contract never existed✓ Correct
CA modified version of the contract
DThe terms dictated by the court
Explanation
Rescission cancels the contract and restores both parties to their pre-contract positions, including the return of any deposits or consideration exchanged.
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