Contract Law - Ending an Offer
An unaccepted offer does not continue indefinitely and will end at some point - this is important as an offer cannot be accepted after it ends.
- Created by: Emma
- Created on: 21-05-09 13:32
Other questions in this quiz
2. Which case states that an offeror can revoke his offer at any time up until the moment of acceptance?
- Dickinson -v- Dodds
- Payne -v- Cave
- Taylor -v- Laird
- Hyde -v- Wrench
3. The offeree does not need to be informed of the revocation
- False
- True
4. What does the case of Dickinson -v- Dodds illustrate?
- The offeree must be informed of the revocation which can come from a third person if
- That an unaccepted offer continues until such time as it is accepted or withdrawn
- Rejection of an offer can be constituted through a counter-offer
- Revocation of an offer does not need to be communicated
5. Which case illustrates the fact that revocation is valid when it is actually received and not when it is put in the post?
- Payne -v- Cave
- Gibson -v- Manchester City Council
- Byrne -v- Van Tienhoven
- Dickinson -v- Dodds
Comments
No comments have yet been made