Original post by rubix1
Quick question
If someone accepts an offer by post (thus communication satisfied when posted) but later revokes the offer by telephone before the letter reaches the offeror, what is the outcome
Thanks
If someone accepts an offer by post (thus communication satisfied when posted) but later revokes the offer by telephone before the letter reaches the offeror, what is the outcome
Thanks
I don't think you can revoke your acceptance. Once the letter is in the post there's a contract.
What poster above said is right, take a look at Adams v Lindsell for information on the postal rule.
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