alleryStart learning →When a proposal is accepted, the person who made it is called the:
APromisee
BPromisor
COfferee
DAcceptor
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Promisor
The maker of the accepted proposal is the promisor, and the party who accepts is the promisee.
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