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Hi, i have doubt on this question. what is the proper way to answer this question https://oi43.tinypic.com/519f1w.jpg Thank you
Where I live there is a desperately slow internet connection. I was able to read your question which started “3.3” but not able to read the original “reward offered notice” which is what I presume I am missing.
You make no reference about whether the notice offering the reward makes any mention of money and, given that, if a paper bag were given as the “reward” then there can be no complaints.
However, in the case Lampleigh v Braithwait, the Court implied a promise “to pay a reasonable sum”. I suppose it comes down to what the reward is being offered in exchange for. If it’s for saving someone’s life, maybe apply Lampleigh v Braithwait.
If it’s for picking up your dropped glove, then maybe one of your boiled sweets.
Sorry for not attaching the whole question, the question did not mention about what the reward was and it was for finding missing phone, so i guess i should use this
You make no reference about whether the notice offering the reward makes any mention of money and, given that, if a paper bag were given as the “reward” then there can be no complaints.Thank you very much!
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