Offer & Acceptance Flashcards

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Define an offer

A

Expression by words or conduct of a willingness to be bound by specific terms as soon as there is acceptance

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Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball co

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Showed intention to be bound by depositing £1000

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3
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What is a request for information

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Asking for details, has no legal consequences

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4
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What is the main case for request for information?

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Harvey v Facey (1893)
.Will you sell for…
.Lowest price £900

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Blue v Ashley

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A jokingly offers B £15 mil if share prices reached a certain price
Fails based on lack of contractual intent

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What is an invite to treat?

A

Opening to negotiations/willingness to recieve offers, cannot be accepted

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What are displays on shop windows considered to be?

A

Invitations to treat

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What are the three responses to an offer?

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Rejection
Counter offer
Acceptance

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9
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What are the two types of acceptance?

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Instantaneous and non-instantaneous

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10
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Death of an offer- which case does the law come from and what does it say?

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Dickenson v Dodds, offer can be withdrawn anytime before it’s accepted
A promise to keep an offer open is not legally enforcable

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What is consensus ad idem?

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Meeting of the minds, parties must be agreeing to the same thing.

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Which case can be used for consensus ad idem?

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Smith v Hughes (oats)

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13
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What test do we apply for consensus ad idem?

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Objective test: ie would r person…

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