Offers (Contract Formation) Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

What is an offer? (Offers)

A
  • An expression of willingness to enter a contract on terms which are certain
  • If accepted, an offer can become a contract
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Cases for offer (Offers)

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  • Gibson v Manchester City Council (not offer)
  • Biggs v Boyd Gibbons (was offer)
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3
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What is an invitation to treat? (Offers)

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  • A willingness to negotiate and receive offers
  • One stage before an offer, so it cannot turn into a contract
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4
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Goods in a shop windows or shelf ITT (Offers)

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Not an offer

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5
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Case for goods in a shop windows or shelf ITT (Offers)

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Fisher v Bell

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6
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Advertisements ITT (Offers)

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Not an offer

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Case for advertisements (Offers)

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Partridge v Crittenden

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8
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Auctions ITT (Offers)

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Not an offer

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9
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Case for auctions (Offers)

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British Car Auctions v Wright

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10
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Request for information/statement of price ITT (Offers)

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Not an offer

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Case for request for information/statement of price (Offers)

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Harvey v Facey

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Who can make an offer? (Offers)

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Any person or business, including a machine

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13
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Case for who can make an offer (Offers)

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Thornton v Shoe Lane Parking

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14
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Communicating an offer (Offers)

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The other person needs to know that an offer has been made

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15
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Case for communicating an offer (Offers)

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IRC v Fry

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16
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Revocation EAO (Offers)

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Withdrawal of an offer and must be communicated before acceptance

17
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Case for revocation EAO (Offers)

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Routledge v Grant

18
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Rejection/counter offer EAO (Offers)

A
  • Rejection ends an offer
  • Counter-offer is a type of rejection
19
Q

Case for rejection/counter-offer EAO (Offers)

A

Hyde v Wrench

20
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Lapse of time EAO (Offers)

A

Unless otherwise stated, an offer will expire after a reasonable period of time

21
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Case for lapse of time EAO (Offers)

A

Ramsgate Victoria Hotel v Montefiore

22
Q

Death of offeror EAO (Offers)

A

An offer cannot be accepted if the offeree knows the offeror has died

23
Q

Case for death of offeror EAO (Offers)

A

Bradbury v Morgan

24
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Acceptance EAO (Offers)

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Once a valid offer has been accepted, there is a contract and the offer ends