Offer And Acceptance Flashcards

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Pharmaceutical Society v Boots

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Contract formed when goods are presented at payment not when taken off shelf

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Partridge V Crittenden

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Advertisement of bramblefinch chickens at 25s each was an invitation to treat not an offer

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Harvela 1985

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Invatations to tender can amount to offer if that is intention, but generally an invitation to treat

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4
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Payne v Cayne

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Auctioneers request for bids is an invitation to treat

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5
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Harris v Nickerson

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POL: Bid can be withdrawn anytime prior to hammer falling
Case: withdrawal of furniture from an auction that was in a catalogue, was an ITT, cant sue for breach

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Barry v Heathcote Ball

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Auctioneer without a reserve, bids 2 lots of 200 for machinery worth 14000 each, auctioneer withdraw and sold privately. Claimant awarded damages for collateral contract

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Fisher V Bell

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Display of goods: Flick knife in shop window, invitation to treat

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Harvey V Facey

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Lowest acceptable price Facey stated was 900
Stating minimum price willing to sell is not an offer

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Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co

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Conduct is held as acceptance
Smoke ball advertised with promise if you get the flu they would pay £100, Carlill got the flu and promise was held

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Taylor v Laird

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Offer must be communicated
Taylor gave up captaincy to work as crew , claim for wages failed as no communication with owner

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Inland Revenue v Fry

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Offeree must have knowledge
£10,000 cheque sent to clear £13,000 debt. Inland revenue call for extra £3000, knowledge of when cheque was cashed, so no acceptance

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Guthing v Lynn

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Terms of offer must be certain
Promise to pay £5 more if ‘the horse is lucky’ was to vague to enforce.
Offer must have clarity

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Routledge v Grant

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Can withdraw at any point before acceptance
Grant offered house sale with understanding offer would last 6 weeks, Routledge removed offer before 6 weeks

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Byrne v Tan Tienhoven

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Offerer must communicate withdrawal.
VT withdraws offer after B acceptance

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Dickinson v Dodds

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Communication of withdrawal can be from third party.
Berry and acquaintance on whom they both could rely withdrew offer

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Errington v Errington & woods

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Unilateral offer cannot he withdrawn while the offeree id performing.
Father promises house to son if mortgage is paid. Father died and son keeps house with mortgage

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Ramsgate Victoria Hotel V Montefiore

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Termination of offer by acceptance withdrawal or time lapse
M offered shares in June, issued in November, held it had time lapsed

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Acceptance must be unconditional

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Hyde v wrench & Stevenson v McLean

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Hyde v Wrench

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Counter offer rejects original offer

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Stevenson v McLean

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Requesting info is not a counter offer

21
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Felthouse v Bindley

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Acceptance must be communicated.

22
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Yates v Pulleyn

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Option to purchase land had to be in writing sent by registered or recorded post-sent by ordinary posy it was invalid

23
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Postal rule

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Acceptance by post has been requested, acceptance is complete immediately when posted.
Adam v Lindsell - delay
Household fire insurance v grant - acceptance posted never received

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Holwell securities v hughes

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No contract till received acceptance
Expressly excluded

25
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Brinkbon v Stahag Stahl

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Only effective when office open

26
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Elelctronic Commerce Regulations 2002

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Contract concluded by purchaser accepting,

27
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Revocation

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Offer can be revoked any time until acceptance - Routledge v Grant
Does not have to be done personally- dickinson v dodds
Unilateral contracts - errington v errington

28
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Lapse

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Offer will lapse after reasonable time
Ramsgate victoria hotel - 5 months