On the Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute (LII) website, navigate to the Wex legal dictionary. Find the definition of 'contract' and identify the key elements required for a legally enforceable contract as described on that page. State the source of this definition.
Navigate to 'law.cornell.edu'. Locate and click on the 'Legal encyclopedia' link. On the Legal Encyclopedia page, locate and click on the 'Wex' link or 'Browse all Wex legal definitions and entries alphabetically' link. Attempt to use the search bar within the Wex section to search for 'contract'. If the search bar is not effective, use the 'Browse all Wex legal definitions and entries alphabetically' link. If browsing alphabetically, navigate to the 'C' section and locate 'contract'. Click on the link that leads to the 'contract' definition within the Wex legal dictionary. Identify and extract the definition of 'contract'. Identify and extract the key elements of a legally enforceable contract. Identify and extract the specific source of this definition on the page.
The agent successfully accesses 'law.cornell.edu'. The agent navigates to the Wex legal dictionary section of the website. The agent successfully finds and navigates to the 'contract' definition page within the Wex legal dictionary. The agent correctly states the definition of a contract as: 'An agreement between parties, creating mutual obligations that are enforceable by law.' The agent correctly identifies the key elements of a legally enforceable contract as: 'mutual assent (expressed by a valid offer and acceptance), adequate consideration, capacity, and legality.' The agent provides the source as 'Wex legal dictionary, part of the LII / Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School' or similar phrasing that clearly indicates the Wex dictionary on the LII website.