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I feel like I'm missing something here given two other Lawyers have opposing views to mine. A contract requires (among other things), offer, acceptance and communication of acceptance. Without these three things, there is no contract. I don't understand the position that a contract is...

Not sure where you're coming from here. There is no contract until acceptance has been communicated. The contract date should be the date that acceptance was communicated. In practice, the contract is usually dated on the date that the last party signed. If there is a delay in acceptance...