case law/caveat for postal rule
Due to the risk of acceptance being lost in the post yet still forming a binding contract, it is my understanding that the offeror can make it a term that the contract will only be valid once they have received acceptance within a deadline.
Is this correct and is there a case which confirms this?
Is this correct and is there a case which confirms this?
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