Offer Flashcards

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Hoare v AIB

A

Must have clear offer and acceptance

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Carhill v Carbolic

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Offers are intended to be binding when a person acts on them
Can not make offers on mass

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Kennedy v London Express Newspaper

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Application of carbolic: Cant make offers on mass, this was not an offer on mass.

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4
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Harvey v Facey

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A quote is not an offer

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5
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Ministery for commerce v Prim

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A price tag is only an invitation to make a offer

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6
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Pharmaceutical society v Boots cash chemist

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Invitation to treat - products on shelves are not on offer

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7
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Leonard v Pepsi

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Reasonable man test, offers must be serious

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8
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The Moorcock cases

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Officious bystander test

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9
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Harris v Nickerson

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Advertising an auction is not an offer, can with draw the offer

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10
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Warlow v harrison

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Damages from refusing to sell the item are the differences between the actual value of the good minus the hammer price

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11
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Dickensons v dodds

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Once you know an offer is revoked, you can no longer rely on this.

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12
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Hyde v Wrench

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Making a counter offer makes the previous offer void

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13
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Swan v Miller

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Making a counter offer makes the previous offer void

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