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Parking
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of
found there was an ver as the customer
↑
->
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had A
ready paid money into the machine and
recieved ticket. Thus he was bound by the
terms and conditions
which were however
1
not
-> Lord
brought
intohis notice.
Denning." He was committed at
the very moment when he put his
money
into the machine. The contract was concluded
at that time.
"
, -> There was no offer in PS Boots as
the customer had to select the goods he
wished to purchase and the
for it rather than negotiaHe.
pay price
->
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-> Display of oods for sale
-
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offer
fr
!Y Invitation to treat
supplying information
->
treat
Not
see usmathinvitationto the offer
the shopkeeper
to and the shopkeeper
when accepts/rejects.
-> Advertisement could be consideredas
of information.
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-> concluded no valid -> Concluded thatthere is a
contract.
-
valid contract.
valid contractconcluded
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during
offer
->
when offer and acceptance
correspondante,
was not official. occurred. Offer was made
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was
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at
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the tenant.
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->
were decided correctly slight injustice
/
Gib son
maybe with the timing
as of the
election overs radowed pos
concluded contract.
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sibly a
-> Gibson made a formal offer butsince
itwas notaccepted by the council there
was no concluded contract.
=>
I
/eastatement see
offer statementofintention
mainee
e3)
-> clear, unequivocal
statement of the which
offeror that he will signals the intention of
be legally bound by the party but they
sell something.
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if the other al bound
party to
accepts leg -> Not
accept.
to
-> Non-binding
communication.
-
gy-> Unilateral contracts differ from bilateral contracts
unilateral contracts
asin only one
partyis obliged
from the outsetwhereas in hildteral
contracts there is an outstanding obligation
on either side
offer is valid
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