Contract Formation Flashcards

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Offer

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  • intended to result in a contract if accepted by other party
  • contains sufficiently definite terms to form a contract
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Second doubts (revoke offer)

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-can be revoked if it reaches offeree before acceptance
-can’t be revoked if offer is irrevocable or contract states a fixed time for its acceptance

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When does an offer become effective

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An offer becomes EFFECTIVE when it reaches the offeree
- may be withdrawn (even if irrevocable) if withdrawal reaches the offeree before/at the same time as the offer

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An offer is accepted when

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  • declaration by the offeree (any form of statement by the offeree that indicates acceptance)
    • has to reach offeror
    • within a reasonable/fixed time
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modified conditions (counter-offer)

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  • acceptance w/ additions/limitations is a rejection of the offer and constitutes a counter offer
  • acceptance w/ different terms that do not MATERIALLY ALTER the terms of the offer = acceptance
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Conclusion of a Contract when?

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  • when acceptance reaches offeror
  • if acceptance is by conduct: when notice of the conduct reaches offeror
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The 2 types of agreement?

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  • unilateral agreement - only 1 party has certain obligations (gift)
  • reciprocal agreement - both parties have commitments
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Privity of a Contract (osvedomenost)

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  • only obligations/rights for parties involved
  • exception - 3rd party claims
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Performance under a Contract

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  • strict compliance to the execution of the contract
  • sanctions in case of breach of contract [e.g. no force majeure or formal notice(forced performance; termination; replacement; repair)]
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