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If shopkeeper in his shop puts a vase in his window which states- Offer for sale for £500. Since goods in a shop window with prices attached are invitations to treat, this also is a invitation no matter if it states ‘offer for sale’ ( Fisher v Bell)
IS it correct, Sir?
In what cases are adverts usually offers?
‘IS it correct, Sir?’
Yes, that’s correct
‘In what cases are adverts usually offers?’
Adverts are VERY RARELY offers! The exception is in a ‘reward’ situation where a reward is advertised for (for example) the return of a dog that has gone missing
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