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)

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