Exceptions to Communication of Acceptance

• The parties make their contract orally through instantaneous communication
• The offeror stipulates that acceptance is not valid until physically received
• The offeree sends an acceptance through the post
• Both parties agree that silence is acceptance (correct)

• It established the postal acceptance rule
• It held that a condition imposed by the offeror, without the consent of the offeree, that the offeree’s silence would be taken as acceptance would not be enforceable (correct)
• It clarified the meaning of "receipt" in the Electronic Transactions Act
• It dealt with the issue of when acceptance is communicated via email

• When the offeror waives the need for communication of acceptance in a unilateral contract
• When the offeror stipulates that acceptance is not valid until physically received
• When both parties agree that silence is acceptance
• When the parties agree that acceptance should be sent by post (correct)

<p>A law that facilitates electronic commerce (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The general rule of acceptance applies (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers