Which of the following typically indicates that there is no intention to create legal relations?

The choice indicating that there is no intention to create legal relations is based on the general principle that social and domestic arrangements are often not intended to be legally binding. In situations involving family or friendship, such as informal agreements to share household duties or to host a dinner party, the expectation is usually that these agreements are made in good faith and without the intention of enforcing them through legal channels. Courts typically will not intervene in these types of arrangements, emphasizing the assumption that parties do not seek or expect legal accountability in personal and informal relationships.

On the other hand, commercial arrangements, business negotiations, and formal contracts generally suggest an intention to create legal relations, as they are made in the context of business interactions where parties expect their agreements to be taken seriously and enforceable by law.