Formation of battle part two

Question 1

Basic rules of Acceptance

Answer 1

1. Must be accepted unconditionally with intention to be bound
2. acceptance must correspond exactly and in every detail with the offer is made
3. statement of willingness to be bound by terms

Question 2

Even ancillary terms should be accepted. Jones v daniel

Answer 2

1894. The defendant offered to buy land for £1,450, and the claimant accepted the offer and included additional terms on payment and final performance. However, the court ruled that these ancillary terms were counter-offers and were not contractual until the defendant agreed to them. The offeree’s response was a counter-offer that rejected the original offer if the offeree disagreed with ancillary terms instead of central terms.