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Read the case of Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain v Boots Cash Chemists
“Both the Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court and the Court of Appeal sided with Boots. They held that the display of goods was not an offer. Rather, by placing the goods into the basket, it was the customer that made the offer to buy the goods. This offer could be either accepted or rejected by the pharmacist at the cash desk. The moment of the completion of contract was at the cash desk, in the presence of the supervising pharmacist. Therefore, there was no violation of the Act”
This part summed up my doubts. Thanks a lot for referring this to me. I also do have another question, are we going to be questioned of different case studies in the exams? for example in the Opentuition mock exams, the case of Salomon v Salomon, you asked us what the case was about, then listed various choices. Are similar questions going to be asked in the exam?
Thanks for the reply mike. I am going to take a look at the case study after my study session. If I still don’t understand,I will get back to you about this. Thanks!
I have unfortunately failed the exam with just 41% . And as of this moment i yet don’t know where I lost mark’s, my preparation or my memory recollection. I am disappointed with myself.
I would like to thank the Opentuition team for helping me pass the F2 exam yesterday. Scored 55% . Thanks! Now onto F3
