In order to convert a proposal into a promise

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A. The acceptance of proposal must be absolute and unqualified

B. The acceptance of proposal may be varied

C. The acceptance of proposal may be conditional

D. The acceptance of proposal may be absolute, varied or conditional

Answer: Option A

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