Contract Law - Acceptance
This is a quiz about the acceptance of a contract and how this must be communicated.
- Created by: Emma
- Created on: 21-05-09 08:50
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2. What must acceptance be based on?
- The offer that was made and adding in other terms
- The exact terms of the offer and be final and unconditional
- The offer that was made
3. Which case demonstrates that 'acceptance' which introduces new terms, or is subject to conditions, is not an acceptance but a counter-offer, and therefore a rejection?
- Hyde -v- Wrench
- Eliason -v- Henshaw
- Felthouse -v- Bindley
- Adams -v- Lindsell
4. Which case demonstrates the general rule that acceptance must be communicated to the other party?
- Entores -v- Miles Far East Corporation
- Powell -v- Lee
- Felthouse -v- Bindley
5. What does the case of Felthouse -v- Bindley illustrate?
- An offeror may not take silence for acceptance without prior agreement of offeree
- Acceptance doesnt actually need to be communicated to the other party
- If a party requests a specific method of communication for acceptance, this must be used
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