Is there a contract? Flashcards

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What must there be in order for a contract to form?

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An offer, acceptance, and consideration

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What is an offer?

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An express manifestation of objective intent to be legally bound under a particular set of terms

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What are the 3 factors of an offer?

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Clear Offeree
Clear manner of acceptance
Clear Subject Matter

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What are the two types of offer?

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A Unilateral offer
A Bilateral offer

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What is a Unilateral offer?

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When the offeror makes a promise to someone for a specific performance - a unilateral offer cannot be withdrawn once the offeree begins performance

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What is a Bilateral offer?

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When both the offeror and the offeree makes a promise, i.e an exchange of $1000 for a car.

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What are the additional exceptions to the validity of an offer?

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Death of the offeror
After the passage of a ‘reasonable time’
after the passage of the time period stated in the offer
counter-offer
rejection

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What is acceptance?

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the unequivocal agreement to the exact terms of the offer

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What is the mirror image rule?

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What the offeree is agreeing to must be exactly what the offeror offered/proposed
To avoid it being a counter-offer

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What is consideration under Bargain Theory?

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that which each party is giving to induce the other party to enter into the contract

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What is consideration under benefit-detriment theory?

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if a party undergoes an agreement in which they forgo a legal right

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