OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE Flashcards
what are the 4 steps to forming a contact?
- offeror makes an offer to the office
- offeree accepts the offer
- consideration
- intention to create legal relations
what is the definition of an offer?
an offer is a firm indication of the terms upon which a party is willing to agree
what is the difference between an offer and an invitation to treat?
an offer is clear and firm in its wording
what is the case for distinguishing between an offer and invitation?
Gibson v Manchester City Council
what is the case for displays in a shop window?
fisher v bell
what is the case for displays on shop shelves?
PSGB v boots
what is the case for written advertisements?
partridge v crittenden
what is the case for showing that a written advertisement can be an offer if its clear and firm?
Carlill v carbolic smoke ball co
what is the case for a request for information?
harvey v facey
what is the difference between bilateral and unilateral contracts?
bilateral is where 2 parties have obligations to do something
what are the 6 ways to end an offer?
- acceptance
- rejection/refusal
- death of offeror
- counter offer
- lapse of time
- revocation/withdrawal
what is the case for counter offers?
hyde v wrench
what is the case for lapse of time?
ramsgate hotel v montefiore
what is the case for revocation?
routledge v grant
what is the case for revocation via a third party?
dickenson v dodds