offer and acceptance Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

are invitations to treat legally binding

A

no

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2
Q

decision in Gibson v MCC?

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court said mcc’s wording wasnt clear enough to be an ofer so g wasnt accepting anything in his offer
mcc were inviting g to make them an offer of price, so it was g’s letter that was the offer

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3
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fisher v bell?

A

shop displays in windows are invitations

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4
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PSGB v Boots?

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shop displays on shelves are invitations

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5
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carlill v CSB?

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offer was so clear so capable of being an pffer

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6
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Harvey v Facey?

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court held that requests for information and the answers to these requests arent offers

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7
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whats a bilateral contract

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most common
both parties have an obligation and have to do something

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8
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whats an unilateral contract

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only one party has an obligation
usually in reward/contest situations and are considered offers to the world that can be accepted by preformance

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9
Q

once an offer has been made, it only ends with what 6 things

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acceptance
rejection
death
counter offer
lapse of time
revocation

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10
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hyde v wrench?

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counter offer ends the orignal offer and creates a new one
past offers cant be accpered unless both parties agree

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11
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ramsgate hotel v montefiore?

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offer lapsed after 5 months, bc it was reasonable to assume that circumstances had changed

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12
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routledge v grant

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revocation can be done even if the offer was meant to be open for a particular time, as long as the revocation was communicated and there hasnt been acceptance

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13
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dickenson v dodds?

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revocation can be through a reliable third party

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14
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Yates v pullen?

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if an offeror suggests a mode of communication, then other methods can still work.
if no method is specified, any reasonable communication form can be used

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15
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Felthouse v Bindley

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silence or inactivity is not acceptance.
acceptance must be communicated to the offeror

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16
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Adams v Lindsell?

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posting a letter of acceptance is effective when the letter is posted (post box)
doesnt have to be recieved

17
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Bryne v Van Tienhoven

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revocation of an offer is not effective until it is communicated to the offeree.

18
Q

Holwell v Hughes?

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if party requests a ‘notice in writing’ of an acceptance , the court interprets this as the letter has to be actually recieved by the offeror before its effective

19
Q

entores v miles far east corp?

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instant messages must be recieved to be effective acceptance
DOESNT FOLLOW POSTAL RULE

20
Q

brinkibon?

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messages left during office hours are effective when they are left- even if they arent read

21
Q

whats article 11 of the E commerce regulations 2002

A

acceptance is recieved when the parties to whom they are addressed are able to access them