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    to Ada on the same day‚ but the letter arrived before Ada checked her voicemail. Although the voicemail was sent earlier than the letter‚ acceptance can only be made with actual communication and notification to the offeror. Besides‚ according to the postal rule‚ the acceptance is deemed to be competed when the properly stamped and addressed letter of acceptance is posted‚ and not when it is delivered to the offerors’ address‚ or received by them‚ or brought to their notice‚ or read by them.1 This

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    car‚ prior to accepting an offer and selling his car to Andy. He is fearful he may be in breach of contract. The following law(s) apply in this case: invitation to treat‚ willingness to be bound‚ recognizing an offer‚ termination of an offer and acceptance LAW Advertisements such as peters‚ offering goods for sale from his car window‚ are not considered offers but an invitation to treat. This is a starting point for negations to begin‚ with anyone reading and responding to the advertisement. In

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    Q1) Consider the legal status of Web advert and whether it would amount to an offer in law; Q2) If so‚ consider whether the filling in of the" buy now" form amounted to an acceptance of the offer; Q3) Outline the consumer buyer’s rights under the Distance Selling Regulations as they may apply to this sale. In this assignment I must conclude whether the advert from Surjit’s website constitutes a lawful offer or an Invitation to Treat. I will test this by comparing the two alternatives and assessing

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    An Invitation to Treat

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    offer to purchase M van for £ 3500. 2. Following the decision in Day Morris associates v Voyce (2003)which emphasized that acceptance must be a mirror image of the offer. Therefore‚ a valid contract existed as offer and accepted was made (storer v Man city). The offer was accepted –according to the general rules of contact the offer was communicated to the offeree and acceptance of the offer communicated to the offeror. (Lord Denning in Entores). Note it was accepted in a communication method which

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    formed only‚ when the offeree receives communication of the offerors acceptance. An example of the instantaneous principle is when a person receives communication through the phone of the acceptance‚ and now has the knowledge of having the acceptance and thus a contract. If for some reason the phone call drops‚ in the middle of the person confirming their acceptance‚ it is their responsibility to ring back to confirm the acceptance. Without confirming‚ there is no contract. If the current case comes

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    Transactions Act 2000 (NSW). Under Section 13 (1) - If an electronic communication enters an information system then the dispatch of the communication occurs when it enters that system. As a result‚ the email from mark to angies constitutes acceptance and applies as soon as the email is received. The fact that Angie only provided an email address as the only form of communication means that she intended to be bound by email communication. Therefore Angie is legally bounded from the email sent

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    Honor Society Acceptance

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    I feel honored to be considered for acceptance into the National Honor Society. I feel a great pride to even be considered by such a stellar organization. I feel that I am deserving of admittance into the National Honor Society by way of my leadership qualities and academic performance during my high school career. I am student that is involved in the arts and sciences more than sports. I never played a team sport in high school‚ but I feel that marching band and musical alike have allowed to

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    binding contract. However‚ an invitation to treat is merely a supply of information (eg. an advertisement) to tempt a person into making a proposal.  It is important to differentiate a proposal which will consequently lead to binding obligations on acceptance. On the other hand an "invitation to treat" is a mere suggestion of a readiness to deal or trade. In essence‚ an invitation to treat is a preliminary approach to others inviting them to make a proposal which can then be accepted or rejected. For

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    Information Technology Practical Assessment Task Grade 10 2015 Contents Contents 2 What is the PAT? 3 Mark Allocation 3 Topic 4 Overview 5 Phase 1 – analysis 5 phase 2 – Design 5 phase 3 – coding and testing 5 PAT Requirements 6 What you will need to complete the PAT 8 Misconduct 8 Non-Compliance 8 Glossary – Terms and Examples 8 Instructions for Phase 1 9 Instructions for Phase 2 12 Clarify/Refine User Stories (Requirements) 12 Design the Graphical User Interface (GUI)/Scenes 14 Devise

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    Stevenson did not make any offer to her‚ which meant that the first basic element of a contract between two parties‚ an offer‚ was missing. Thus‚ it also meant that between Stevenson and Donohue‚ there were none any of the rest elements which are acceptance‚ consideration‚ and the intention to be legally bounded. In fact‚ Donohue was not even the one who bought the drink. Her friend bought it and gave it to her. Thus‚ there was no contract in this case.

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