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What are the requirements of a binding contract?
What are the requirements of a binding contract?
- Offer, acceptance, consideration and intention to create legal relations (correct)
- Offer and acceptance.
- Offer, acceptance, agreement, and consideration
- Offer, acceptance, and intention to create legal relations
Which of the following best describes an ‘offeree’?
Which of the following best describes an ‘offeree’?
- The person who breaches a contract
- The person to whom an offer is made (correct)
- The reasonable person
- The person who makes an offer
What approach does the court take when determining whether an agreement exists between the offeror and offeree?
What approach does the court take when determining whether an agreement exists between the offeror and offeree?
- A subjective approach by asking the parties to explain what the intention in their minds was
- The court will take evidence from an expert in contract law.
- An objective approach by reading their written contract
- An objective approach, by considering what the reasonable person would say was the intention of the parties having regard to all the circumstances (correct)
What are the requirements of a valid offer?
What are the requirements of a valid offer?
In which case did the court find a valid offer?
In which case did the court find a valid offer?
A man is showing off his rare first edition book to his neighbour when he says, ‘I might consider selling this book for a five-figure sum’. The next day, the neighbour tells the man that he accepts his offer and gives him a cheque for £10,000. Which of the following options best describes whether the man made a valid offer to his neighbour?
A man is showing off his rare first edition book to his neighbour when he says, ‘I might consider selling this book for a five-figure sum’. The next day, the neighbour tells the man that he accepts his offer and gives him a cheque for £10,000. Which of the following options best describes whether the man made a valid offer to his neighbour?
Which of the following is correct regarding a bilateral contract?
Which of the following is correct regarding a bilateral contract?
Which of the following is correct in relation to an invitation to treat?
Which of the following is correct in relation to an invitation to treat?
Which of the following is not an invitation to treat?
Which of the following is not an invitation to treat?
In which case did the court find there was an invitation to treat?
In which case did the court find there was an invitation to treat?
The general rule that an advertisement is an invitation to treat does not apply where the advertisement amounts to a unilateral offer. What is a unilateral offer?
The general rule that an advertisement is an invitation to treat does not apply where the advertisement amounts to a unilateral offer. What is a unilateral offer?
Which of the following is not a valid means of an offer terminating?
Which of the following is not a valid means of an offer terminating?
Which of the following is not an example of how an offer can come to an end?
Which of the following is not an example of how an offer can come to an end?
Which statement is a correct description of the difference between a counter-offer and a request for further information?
Which statement is a correct description of the difference between a counter-offer and a request for further information?
Who can accept an offer?
Who can accept an offer?
A woman offers by email to sell her snooker table to a man for £3,500. The man replies that he is happy to pay £3,500 for the snooker table but wants the cues, balls and framed O'Sullivan picture included for that price. The woman is happy to go ahead with that suggestion. What is the effect of the man's reply?
A woman offers by email to sell her snooker table to a man for £3,500. The man replies that he is happy to pay £3,500 for the snooker table but wants the cues, balls and framed O'Sullivan picture included for that price. The woman is happy to go ahead with that suggestion. What is the effect of the man's reply?
What is the meaning of the rule that acceptance must be unqualified?
What is the meaning of the rule that acceptance must be unqualified?
A farmer telephones his neighbour on Monday and offers to sell him three ducks for £50. The neighbour responds that he will pay £40 for the ducks. Later that evening, the neighbour informs his brother of the farmer's offer. The brother immediately telephones the farmer and informs him that he accepts the farmer's offer. On Tuesday morning, the neighbour telephones the farmer and says he has changed his mind and he accepts the offer of £50. Is there a contract formed?
A farmer telephones his neighbour on Monday and offers to sell him three ducks for £50. The neighbour responds that he will pay £40 for the ducks. Later that evening, the neighbour informs his brother of the farmer's offer. The brother immediately telephones the farmer and informs him that he accepts the farmer's offer. On Tuesday morning, the neighbour telephones the farmer and says he has changed his mind and he accepts the offer of £50. Is there a contract formed?
What is the effect of a counter-offer?
What is the effect of a counter-offer?
Which case establishes the fact that an offeror can include terms which prescribe that a particular mode of acceptance is to be used for the acceptance to be binding?
Which case establishes the fact that an offeror can include terms which prescribe that a particular mode of acceptance is to be used for the acceptance to be binding?
What is the postal rule?
What is the postal rule?
Which case was not concerned with communication by instantaneous means?
Which case was not concerned with communication by instantaneous means?
In what situation will the postal rule apply?
In what situation will the postal rule apply?
A binding contract requires all material terms to be certain and complete
A binding contract requires all material terms to be certain and complete
What test does the court apply to determine whether the parties have reached an agreement on all material terms?
What test does the court apply to determine whether the parties have reached an agreement on all material terms?
The courts will readily strike down an agreement if it lacks certainty
The courts will readily strike down an agreement if it lacks certainty
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