Contract Law Cases: Byrne v Van Tienhoven and Dickinson v Dodds

On October 20th when the revocation reached the offeree (correct)

On October 8th when the offer was revoked

On October 11th when the offer was received

On October 15th when acceptance was confirmed by letter

The plaintiff attempted acceptance after being aware the offer was revoked

The defendant changed his mind before the offer was accepted

The defendant agreed to sell the property to someone else

All of the above (correct)

No

It depends on whether Wrench intended to be legally bound

It depends on whether the offer was revoked before acceptance

Yes (correct)

<p>Either by directly communicating with the offeree or through a third party</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Revocation is effective when communicated to the offeree</p> Signup and view all the answers