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Hi guys! I had a couple of queries regarding contract law that I need help with and would appreciate!
I know the postal rule does not apply to emails, so what happens if someone accepts an offer via email and email is sent hours later due to server problem but by the time email is sent the offeror wants to revoke the offer even after acceptance? Can they do that?
Also in this case the offeror says that they will offer a thousand pounds to the oferee if they find 5 people to help out with the event is this an invitation to treat or offer?
Thanks for help xx
I know the postal rule does not apply to emails, so what happens if someone accepts an offer via email and email is sent hours later due to server problem but by the time email is sent the offeror wants to revoke the offer even after acceptance? Can they do that?
Also in this case the offeror says that they will offer a thousand pounds to the oferee if they find 5 people to help out with the event is this an invitation to treat or offer?
Thanks for help xx
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Don't post multiple threads on the same issue, it is going to annoy people.
You really need to start reading a contract law book because all the answers will be in there. I've told you a quick google search brings up all the answers you need.
Stop being lazy and go do some research.
You really need to start reading a contract law book because all the answers will be in there. I've told you a quick google search brings up all the answers you need.
Stop being lazy and go do some research.
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(Original post by james_law)
Don't post multiple threads on the same issue, it is going to annoy people.
You really need to start reading a contract law book because all the answers will be in there. I've told you a quick google search brings up all the answers you need.
Stop being lazy and go do some research.
Don't post multiple threads on the same issue, it is going to annoy people.
You really need to start reading a contract law book because all the answers will be in there. I've told you a quick google search brings up all the answers you need.
Stop being lazy and go do some research.
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Anyone know if the rules regarding offer & acceptance apply to other forms of communication between the parties?
Basically, if a seller of a business discovers that a new business is opening on the same street, and informs the potential buyer via fax, but the fax is illegible, and the contract is concluded, will the buyer have a claim?
Basically, if a seller of a business discovers that a new business is opening on the same street, and informs the potential buyer via fax, but the fax is illegible, and the contract is concluded, will the buyer have a claim?
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(Original post by LWS08)
Anyone know if the rules regarding offer & acceptance apply to other forms of communication between the parties?
Basically, if a seller of a business discovers that a new business is opening on the same street, and informs the potential buyer via fax, but the fax is illegible, and the contract is concluded, will the buyer have a claim?
Anyone know if the rules regarding offer & acceptance apply to other forms of communication between the parties?
Basically, if a seller of a business discovers that a new business is opening on the same street, and informs the potential buyer via fax, but the fax is illegible, and the contract is concluded, will the buyer have a claim?
Your question makes no sense.... what is he informing about via fax???
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Again look in your contract law book.
Your question makes no sense.... what is he informing about via fax???
Again look in your contract law book.
Your question makes no sense.... what is he informing about via fax???
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