Hello,
Please can you clarify one point regarding contract law?
Once you’ve started acts of acceptance then the offeror cannot revoke their offer. In addition to this the offeree must communicate to the offerer that they have accepted their offer.
Can you explain how the two relate? If you begin acts of acceptance without communicating the acceptance would this contract be invalid by definition? (unless offeror has revoked their right to communication as in Carlill.)
Thanks
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Acceptance of Offer
7y ago#1I'm looking at the BPP study text that seems to explain it very clearly.
"Acceptance is a statement made by the offeree, OR OTHER CONDUCT OF THE OFFEREE, that indicates asset to an offer"
I believe that that answers your question but, if not, post again
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