Contract Flashcards

1
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Elements to form a binding contract

A
  • offer
  • acceptance
  • intention to create legal relations
  • consideration
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2
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valid offer requirements

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  • clear
  • certain
  • with intention to be legally bound
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3
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Auction sales requests for bids are

A

invitations to treat

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4
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When can the bidder of the auction sales revoke their offer?

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At anytime before the hammer falls

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5
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auction without reserve cases

A

the auctioneer promises to sell to the highest bidder no matter the value of that bid

  • If auctioneer does not sell, then he breaches a unilateral contract
  • The highest bidder is then entitled to be compensated by damages
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6
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When does an invitation to tender amount to an offer?

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when a tender promises to accept the highest or lowest bid (undertakes), then there is an offer
(unilateral offer)

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7
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tender is regarded as a binding contract if
(Blackpool conditions)

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  • solicited from specified parties known to the offerer
  • absolute deadline for submission
  • laid down absolute and non-negotiable conditions for submission
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8
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What amounts to termination of offer

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1) counter-offer
2) Lapse (passage of time) - either prescribed period OR within a reasonable time
3) death of the offeror or offeree

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9
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when can the offer be revoked

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anytime before acceptance

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10
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when does revocation take effect

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from the moment it actually reaches the offeree
(rwhen eceived)

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