Unit 6 - Contract Law Flashcards
The 6 elements of a valid contract are:
- ) an intention to create a legal relationship
- ) offer
- ) acceptance
- ) consideration
- ) capacity to contract
- ) legality
Agreement as to the subject or object of the contract
Consensus ad idem
The assumption at law that strangers intend to be bound by their promises
Intention to be bound
A tentative promise subject to a condition
Offer
True or false: an offer must be communicated by the offeror to the offeree before acceptance may take place.
True
A statement or act given in response to and in accordance with an offer
Acceptance
True or false: The acceptance of an offer does not need to be communicated to the offeror in the manner requested or implied by the offeror in the offer.
False - acceptance must be communicated in the manner requested or implied by the offeror in the offer
The termination of an unaccepted offer by the passage of time, a counteroffer, or the death of a party.
Lapse
The termination of an offer by notice communicated to the offeree before acceptance.
Revocation
A separate promise to keep an offer open for a period of time.
Option
An internet click box of “I agree”, which constitutes valid acceptance of enumerated contracted responsibilities.
Click-wrap agreement