Offer Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q
  1. =
A

Statement of terms upon which a person is prepared to be bound by a contract

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2
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  1. ITT
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Indication one is willing to negotiate a contract with another, but not yet to make a legal offer eg adverts (Fisher v Bell - knife/goods in a shop window)

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  1. When can an advert be an offer?
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If it contains clear indication it is meant to be taken seriously as an offer. In the case of Carlil v Carbolic Smoke Ball clear promise of payment

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4
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  1. R4I
A

Not offer!

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5
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  1. Who can make an offer?
A

Anyone!

  • Individual
  • Business
  • Notice
  • Machine
  • (Thornton v Shoe Lane Parking)
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6
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  1. When does an offer begin?
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When communicated to the offeree and remains open until time specificed or ARRRD

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7
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  1. Revocation
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As long as it is before acceptance and through the offeror or a reliable person (Dickinson v Dodds)

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8
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  1. Rejection
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Once this is done END (Hyde v Wrench - can include counter)

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9
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  1. Fixed or reasonable
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If fixed period of time given, as soon as expire end. If no ‘reasonable’ time given depending on nature

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