Business, 01.10.2021 06:30, kaffolter25

In an oral agreement, Chris offers to sell Marcy his car for $13,000, but Marcy is confused and thinks Chris said $15,000. As they continue their negotiations, Chris becomes aware that Marcy thinks he said $15,000 instead of $13,000, and
when Marcy agrees to pay the additional $2,000, Chris doesn't say anything. Is the contract going to be upheld? True false

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