OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE Flashcards

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1
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what are the 4 steps to forming a contact?

A
  • offeror makes an offer to the office
  • offeree accepts the offer
  • consideration
  • intention to create legal relations
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2
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what is the definition of an offer?

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an offer is a firm indication of the terms upon which a party is willing to agree

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3
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what is the difference between an offer and an invitation to treat?

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an offer is clear and firm in its wording

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4
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what is the case for distinguishing between an offer and invitation?

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Gibson v Manchester City Council

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5
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what is the case for displays in a shop window?

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fisher v bell

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6
Q

what is the case for displays on shop shelves?

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PSGB v boots

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7
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what is the case for written advertisements?

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partridge v crittenden

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8
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what is the case for showing that a written advertisement can be an offer if its clear and firm?

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Carlill v carbolic smoke ball co

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9
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what is the case for a request for information?

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harvey v facey

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10
Q

what is the difference between bilateral and unilateral contracts?

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bilateral is where 2 parties have obligations to do something

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what are the 6 ways to end an offer?

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  • acceptance
  • rejection/refusal
  • death of offeror
  • counter offer
  • lapse of time
  • revocation/withdrawal
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12
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what is the case for counter offers?

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hyde v wrench

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13
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what is the case for lapse of time?

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ramsgate hotel v montefiore

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14
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what is the case for revocation?

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routledge v grant

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15
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what is the case for revocation via a third party?

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dickenson v dodds

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16
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when can revocation happen?

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  • when communicated
  • when acceptance hasn’t happened
17
Q

what is acceptance?

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acceptance is a clear acceptance of all the terms of a clear offer. must be communicated

18
Q

what does yates v pulleyn say about methods of acceptance?

A

if an offeror specifies a method of acceptance, then it must be used

19
Q

what is the case for silence not being valid acceptance?

A

felthouse v bindley

20
Q

what is the case for acceptance being made via conduct?

A

carlill v carbolic smoke ball co

21
Q

what is the case for the postal rule?

A

adams v lindsell

22
Q

what is the postal rule?

A

posting a letter of acceptance is valid when the letter is posted

23
Q

what does byrne v van teinhoven say about the postal rule?

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that it only applies to acceptance, but not revocation

24
Q

what is the case for acceptance in writing?

A

holwell v hughes

25
Q

what does entores v miles far east corp say?

A

instant messages must be received to be effective

26
Q

what does brinkibon say?

A

messages sent between 9am-6pm are effective when received, and when sent outside of office hours are effective when next in office

27
Q

what does article 11 of the e-commerce regulations 2002 say?

A

acceptance is effective when dispatch email is received