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... offer . Thus if one , other than the seller to whom the offer was made , attempts to accept by shipping goods to the buyer , his doing so amounts to an offer to sell the goods . If the buyer takes the goods with knowledge of the ...
... offer . Thus if one , other than the seller to whom the offer was made , attempts to accept by shipping goods to the buyer , his doing so amounts to an offer to sell the goods . If the buyer takes the goods with knowledge of the ...
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Edward Allan Farnsworth. Must not vary terms of offer Offer may impose requirements nothing and if the offer is still open . But the offeror can revoke the offer until acceptance occurs at the end of the 30 days . 10 Third , at least ...
Edward Allan Farnsworth. Must not vary terms of offer Offer may impose requirements nothing and if the offer is still open . But the offeror can revoke the offer until acceptance occurs at the end of the 30 days . 10 Third , at least ...
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... offer by the offeree . The next four sections analyze these four ways of termination in order.1 If the power of acceptance has been terminated because of revoca- tion , lapse , or rejection ... Offer and Acceptance Revocation of the Offer.
... offer by the offeree . The next four sections analyze these four ways of termination in order.1 If the power of acceptance has been terminated because of revoca- tion , lapse , or rejection ... Offer and Acceptance Revocation of the Offer.
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Contracts and Contract Law in General | 3 |
B The Development of a Basis for Enforcing Promises | 10 |
ENFORCEABILITY OF PROMISES | 13 |
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