Offer

The following are the elements of a valid contract except

• Offer

• Acceptance

• Performance

• Capacity

What is an offer?

• a proposal made by the offeree

• a proposal accepted by the offeror

• a proposal made by the offeror

• a proposal accepted by the offeree

Which of the following is an invitation to treat (ITT)?

• Goods displayed in a supermarket

• An advertisement for a reward of RM300 for the return of a diamond ring

• Ameera promises to sell her smartphone to Neesa

• Shila agreed to purchase Alan's car

It was decided in this case that an advertisement is an offer

• Harris v Nickerson

• Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball

• R v Clarke

• Pharmaceutical Society of Gt Britain v Boots

An offer is complete when

• the offeree accepts it

• the offer letter is posted

• the offeree has the knowledge of the offer

• the acceptance letter is posted

The relevant provision relating to communication of offer is

• Section 2(a) of the Contracts Act 1950

• Section 2(b) of the Contracts Act 1950

• Section 3 of the Contracts Act 1950

• Section 4(1) of the Contracts Act 1950

The relevant case that explain the offer must be communicated is

• Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball

• Boulton v Jones

• Pharmaceutical Society of Gt Britain v Boots

• R v Clarke

A house is put on auction by Waheed, a licensed auctioneer. Under the law of contract, Waheed is making

• an invitation to treat

• an acceptance

• an offer

• a counter offer

An offer may be made in the following manner except

• Ali telling Brian that he wants to sell his car to him

• Chan emails to Dave that he wants to purchase Haris's house

• A display of goods

• A bid at an auction

Communication of offer must be effective under the Contracts Act as provided in

• section 3

• section 4(1)

• section 2 (a)

• section 2 (b)