K Formation Part 1 Flashcards

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What is mutual assent?

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Mutual assent is the manifestation of agreement between parties, assessed by a reasonable person standard.

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What does mutual assent require?

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It requires looking at the parties’ conduct, absent fraud or misconduct, to determine if there was a meeting of the minds.

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What is the mode of assent according to § 22?

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The manifestation of mutual assent ordinarily takes the form of an offer by one party followed by acceptance by the other party.

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What constitutes an offer?

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An offer is an expression of promise or commitment to enter into a contract, containing definite and certain terms.

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What is required for an offer to be valid?

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An offer must be communicated to the offeree and invite acceptance, with clear and definite terms.

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What is a firm offer?

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A firm offer is irrevocable for a specified time, made by a merchant, in writing, and signed.

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What happens if no time is stated for a firm offer?

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If no time is stated, the firm offer is irrevocable for a reasonable period, not exceeding three months.

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What are advertisements considered in contract law?

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Advertisements are generally invitations to bargain, not offers.

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What are the methods of termination of the power of acceptance?

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The power of acceptance can be terminated by rejection, revocation, counteroffer, lapse of time, or death/incapacity.

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What is required for acceptance to be valid?

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Acceptance must be an express or implied manifestation of assent to the terms of the offer, made by the person to whom it is directed.

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What is the mailbox rule?

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Acceptance is effective upon dispatch when sent by mail, regardless of whether it reaches the offeror.

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What happens if an offeree rejects an offer before accepting?

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If an offeree rejects first, the mailbox rule does not apply; the first communication received is effective.

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What distinguishes a unilateral contract from a bilateral contract?

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A unilateral contract requires full performance for acceptance, while a bilateral contract involves reciprocal promises.

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What is the effect of starting performance in a unilateral contract?

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Starting performance in a unilateral contract makes the offer irrevocable and serves as consideration.

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