Offers
- Storer v
Manchester City Council
- Carlill Carbolic Smokeball Company
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- What is
an Offer?
- Can an
offer be to the world at large?
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Distinguishing Offers from Other Phenomena
- Harvey v
Facey
- Dooley v Egan
- Gibson v Manchester City
Council
- Pharma Soc of GB v Boots
Cash Chemist
- Minister for industry and
commerce v Pim
- Partridge v Crittendon
- Carlill v Carbolic
Smokeball Company
- Lefkowitz v Great
Minneapolis Surplus Store
- Harris v Nickerson
- Tully v Irish Land
Commission?
- Spencer v Harding
- Harvela Investments v Royal
Trust of Canada
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When are the following
'offers'?
- Statements of opinion
- Statements of intent
- Display of goods
- Advertisements
- Auctions
- Tenders
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Termination
Rejection
- Stephenson,
Jacques & Co v McLean
- Equal Status Acts 2000-2004
- EC Treaty and Competition
Acts 1991-2002
Counter Offer
- Hyde v
Wrench
- Jones v Daniel
Death/Incapacity
- Coulthart
v Clementson
- Re Whelan
- Reynolds v Atherton
Revocation
- Routledge
v Grant
- Walker v Glass
- Dickinson v Dodds
- Byrne v Van Tienhoven
Lapse
- Parkgrange
Investments v Shandon Park Mills
- Commane v Walsh
- Ramsgate Victoria Hotel v
Montefiore
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- Can an offer be accepted
after it is revoked?
- What is a counter-offer?
- How does the death of
offeror/offeree effect offer?
- Can an offer be revoked
even if there was a promise to keep it open?
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Acceptance
- Fitch v
Snedaker
- R v Clarke
- Williams v Carwardine
- Taylor v Laird
Counter Offers
- Tansey v
College of Occupational Therapists
- British Road Services v
Crutchly Ltd
- Butler Machine Co v
Ex-cell-O Corp
- Stephenson v McLean
Unilateral Acceptance
- Luxor
(Eastbourne) v Cooper
- Daulia Ltd v Four Millbank
Nominees
- Errington v Errington
Implied acceptance
- Billings
v Arnott
- Brogden v Metropolitan
Railway Company
- Anglia Television v Cayton
Acceptance by Silence
- Felthouse
v Bindley
- Russell & Baird v Hoban
- Re Selectmove
- Western Electric v Welsh
Development Authority
- S47 Sale of Goods and
Supply of Services Act
Communication of Acceptance
- Entores
Ltd v Miles Far East Copr
- Parkgrange Investments v
Shandon park Mills
- The Brimnes
Postal Rule
- Adams v
Lindsell
- Sanderson v Cunningham
- Byrne v Van Tienhoven
- Entores Ltd v Miles Far
East Corp
- Electronic Communications
Act 2000
- EC Regulations 2003
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- Can you accept an offer in
ignorance of that offer?
- Does acceptance have to be your motive for doing something? or even a Primary motive?
- What if acceptance is
conditional?
- What cases show 'battle of
forms' in action?
- Does an inquiry amount to
a counter offer?
- At what stage of
performance is a unilateral offer accepted?
- Can unilateral offers be
accepted by conduct?
- What's the classic case on
acceptance by conduct?
- When will an offer be
accepted by conduct?
- Can an offer be accepted
by silence? What's the Irish case for this?
- Can parties agree silence
will be sufficient?
- Will acquiescance
effectively be implied acceptance?
- Does acceptance need to be
communicated?
- What if a contract is
signed but not returned?
- What if the offereeis the
reason communication fails?
- What is the postal rule?
- When/where does acceptance
occur?
- When is a Revocation
received?
- How does instant
communication effect postal rule?
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