Contract Law

Created by: monica_kaur
Created on: 19-07-13 09:30

An expression of willingness to contract on certain terms, made with the intention that it shall become legally binding when accepted

Offer

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offeror makes an offer to the offeree

Bilateral Contract

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offeror makes an offer sometimes to the whole world, acceptance is made by the performance of an act indicated

Unilateral Contract

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A person saying they are ready to accept offers and open to negotiation

Invitation to Treat

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one of the rules on offers is that they must be effectively ________ to the oferee

communicated

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what is the name of the principle that means meeting of minds?

Consensus Ad Idem

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what is the name of the process of ending an offer?

Termination

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what is the name given to withdrawing an offer?

Revocation

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a final unqualified expression of assent to all the terms of the offer

Acceptance

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what is the missing word.. ______ does not amount to acceptance

silence

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what was the rule that applied in the case Adams v Lindsell?

Postal Rule

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Card 2

Front

offeror makes an offer to the offeree

Back

Bilateral Contract

Card 3

Front

offeror makes an offer sometimes to the whole world, acceptance is made by the performance of an act indicated

Back

Card 4

Front

A person saying they are ready to accept offers and open to negotiation

Back

Card 5

Front

one of the rules on offers is that they must be effectively ________ to the oferee

Back

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Comments

Smith E

Report Tue 4th February, 2014 @ 16:05

A good crossword, that tests key terminology. You will not secure strong marks if you do not use legal jargon, such as invitation to treat, revocation, bilateral contract, which are all tested here. Latin is tested too: see one across. If anything will aid your memory of these easy to forget terms, this will.

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