offer v acceptance part 1

A person making an offer is a

• offeror

• offeree

The person to whom the offer is made and they accept it

• offeree

• offeror

Examples of invitation to treat are

• Goods displayed on shelves in a self service shop

• Goods on display in a shop window

• advertisements involving a unilateral offer

• Lots at an auction

which example of an invitation to treat is being described..... " the mere fact that a party has indicated a price which (s)he would find acceptable does not make it an offer."

• An invitation to council tenants

• uno must get this right even if a guess u affi guess

• Lots at an auction

• A mere statement of price

Which of the following are situations which are not invitation to treat?

• Goods displayed on shelves in a self - service shop

• Goods on display in a shop window

• Competitive tendering

• A statement of price where an offer is also intended

A statement of _____ where an offer is intended

state the case that is associated with " Auctions advertised as 'without reserve' "

• Biggs v Boyd Gibbins

• Harvela Investments Ltd v Royal Trust Co

• Barry v Heathcote Ball & Co 9 (commercial Auctions)

• Carlill v The Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.

in the following examples, consider whether the terms of the offer are certain enough for a contract to be formed if they are accepted. Brianna agrees to sell an important book on contract law for

• a fair price

• a price that is half of the normal retail place

• a price which will be fixed by Sukky's friend Dalvinder when he next sees him.

• a price to be agreed between Sukky and myself at a later date.

An auction might take ___________ forums.

• two

• three

• four