Termination of offer Flashcards

Types and cases (10 cards)

1
Q

How can offer come to an end

A
acceptance 
rejection 
revocation 
lapse of time 
death
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2
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  1. Acceptance (no case)
A

If words in offer are certain= can be accepted and the bound.
Can only be accepted if it is open and communicated to the offer

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3
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  1. Rejection (no case)
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Offeree can reject an offer and it ends at this point and is no longer open to be accepted

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4
Q

Counter offer

A

Hyde v Wrench

The offeree can make a counter offer which ends the original offer

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5
Q

Request for more information

A

Stevenson v McLean

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6
Q

Request for more information

A

Stevenson v McLean
Doesn’t end original offer, but provides clarification
(A03) not clear where there is a counter offer and request for more info. Confusion can be seen from status of an enquiry in case above

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7
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  1. Revocation
A

Offer can be revoked any time prior to acceptance but must be communicated to the offeree
Routledge v Grant
(A03) party can have freedom to change their minds. Fair for both parties

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8
Q

Offer can be revoked by any reliable third party

A

Dickinson v Dodds

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9
Q

Revocation in unilateral contracts

A

Cannot be withdrawn while the offeree is performing

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10
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  1. Lapse of time
A

Ramsgate hotel v Montiefiore

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