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Chapter 4 Multiple choice questions
The nature of the agreement: offer and acceptance
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The court stated that the advertisement in
Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co
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An invitation to treat.
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An offer.
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A statement of intention.
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Of no legal effect whatsoever.
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A contract that is binding on one party but gives the other party the option to set it aside is known as which of the following?
Void contract.
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An unenforceable contract.
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Voidable contract.
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Unilateral contract.
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Dai texts Pip offering to sell his car to her for £2,000. Pip replies offering to buy the car for £1,500. Dai texts back 'no way'. Pip replies by text stating she will accept the car for £2,000. Which of the following statements is correct?
An offer has been made by Dai and acceptance by Pip.
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An offer has been made by Pip and acceptance by Dai.
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Dai first statement is an invitation to treat.
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Pip's second statement is an offer to buy the car for £2,000.
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In Pharmaceutical Society of G.B. v Boots Cash Chemist Ltd.
It was decided that:
Past consideration is no consideration.
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Goods on display in a self service store are an invitation to treat.
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The postal rules are effective for UK letters.
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Silence cannot be acceptance.
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Which of the following does not amount to acceptance of an offer?
When the acceptance is put in the post by the offeree.
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When the acceptance is received by the offeror
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When a third party informs the offeror that the offeree is accepting the offer..
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When the acceptance is received by the offeror's agent.
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The following statements relate to the postal rules, which one is incorrect?
The postal rules can never be excluded from a contract.
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The postal rules can be excluded from a contract.
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Under the postal rules a letter of acceptance properly addressed and stamped is effective from the moment of posting even though it never arrives.
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The postal rules only apply to acceptance of an offer.
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Which of the following statements is correct, in relation to the withdrawal of an offer?
Communication of withdrawal of an offer may only be by the offeror.
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Communication of withdrawal of an offer may be made by the offeror or a reliable third party.
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Once an offer has been made it can never be withdrawn.
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An offeror has one week to withdraw his offer.
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Jake e-mails Ali offering to sell his computer to her for £1,000. Ali replies asking if he will accept a cheque or does he want cash? Ali's statement will be treated as which of the following.
A counter offer terminating the offer made by Jake.
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A refusal of the contract.
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Acceptance of Jake's offer.
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A request for information.
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Which of the following statements is correct?
A legally enforceable contract can never be made via the internet.
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A legally enforceable contract can never be made orally.
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An unenforceable contract is a valid contract but it will not be enforced by the courts.
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Unilateral contracts are unenforceable in the courts.
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Gita gave police information about a jewel thief on Monday. On Tuesday she learns that the owner has offered a reward of £200 for giving information on the thief. Is the owner contractually obliged to pay Gita the reward monies?
No, because a party cannot accept an offer of which he has no knowledge.
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Yes there is a unilateral contract.
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Yes there is a bilateral contract.
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No, a person is never contractually obliged to pay reward monies.
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