offer + acceptance

Question 1

offer

Answer 1

for a contract to be made there must be an offer followed by a valid unconditional acceptance of the offer. an offer can be defined as a proposal from one person to another to enter into legal relations.

Question 2

invitation to treat

Answer 2

however an invitation to treat is an invitation for someone to make you an offer. offer cannot accept an offer that has not been communicated to them

Question 3

termination of offers

Answer 3

an offer may be terminated by a counter offer a counter offer in effect, ends the original offer and becomes an offer in itself making the offeree become the offeror

Question 4

case of pharmaceutical society of Great Britain

Answer 4

the goods on display was an invitation to treat the contract was formed when the goods were presented at the till

Question 5

fisher v bell

Question 6

partridge v crittenden

Answer 6

the advertisement was an invitation to treat

Question 7

hyde v wrench

Answer 7

the original offer had been superseded by the counter offer