OCR A-Level Law_ Contract Law –OCR
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OCR A-Level Law_ Contract Law –OCR
Lecture
A-Level
Notes
Law_
_ Exam
Contract
Revision
Law Material.pdf
–OCR
Lecture
A-Level
Notes
Law_
_ Exam
Contract
Revision
Law Material.pdf
– Lecture Notes _ Exam Revision Material.pdf
,OCR Law - Contract OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
offer A 'statement of intent to be legally bound by the terms of the offer, if accepted'
ITT Asking the customer if they would like to make an offer (looks like an offer)
Patridge v Crittenden
Carlil v Carbolic Smokeball Co
Patridge v Crittenden Advert in newspaper selling wild birds was only an ITT
Course of action Must be followed in order to make an ITT into an offer
Carlil v Carbolic Smokeball Co
Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co Advert promised compensation if buyer caught flu, even after using the product
correctly
Rules of Offer - Must be communicated to offeree
- Revocation must be communicated to offeree
- Terms must be certain (Guthing v Lynn)
- Must end after a reasonable time, if time limit not stated ( Ramsgate hotel v
Montefiore)
OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
, OCR Law - Contract OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
Revocation Cancelling the contract
Acceptance 'unconditional agreement to all the terms of the offer'.
- May be writing, verbal or gesture
Rules of Acceptance - Must be communicated
Felthouse v Bindley
- Must be unconditional
Hyde v Wrench
Stevenson v Maclean
- Postal Rule
Felthouse v Bindley there was no acceptance as the seller's silence was not acceptance, even though
silence was authorised by the offeror!
Hyde v Wrench counter-offer cancelled the original offer
Stevenson v MacLean request for information about the offer allowed the original offer to remain open
for acceptance.
OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
Lecture
A-Level
Notes
Law_
_ Exam
Contract
Revision
Law Material
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Lecture
A-Level
NotesLaw_
_ Exam
Contract
Revision
Law Material.pdf
– Lecture Notes _ Exam Revision Material.pdf
● OCR A-Level Law: Contract
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OCR A-Level Law_ Contract Law –OCR
Lecture
A-Level
Notes
Law_
_ Exam
Contract
Revision
Law Material.pdf
–OCR
Lecture
A-Level
Notes
Law_
_ Exam
Contract
Revision
Law Material.pdf
– Lecture Notes _ Exam Revision Material.pdf
,OCR Law - Contract OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
offer A 'statement of intent to be legally bound by the terms of the offer, if accepted'
ITT Asking the customer if they would like to make an offer (looks like an offer)
Patridge v Crittenden
Carlil v Carbolic Smokeball Co
Patridge v Crittenden Advert in newspaper selling wild birds was only an ITT
Course of action Must be followed in order to make an ITT into an offer
Carlil v Carbolic Smokeball Co
Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co Advert promised compensation if buyer caught flu, even after using the product
correctly
Rules of Offer - Must be communicated to offeree
- Revocation must be communicated to offeree
- Terms must be certain (Guthing v Lynn)
- Must end after a reasonable time, if time limit not stated ( Ramsgate hotel v
Montefiore)
OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
, OCR Law - Contract OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
Revocation Cancelling the contract
Acceptance 'unconditional agreement to all the terms of the offer'.
- May be writing, verbal or gesture
Rules of Acceptance - Must be communicated
Felthouse v Bindley
- Must be unconditional
Hyde v Wrench
Stevenson v Maclean
- Postal Rule
Felthouse v Bindley there was no acceptance as the seller's silence was not acceptance, even though
silence was authorised by the offeror!
Hyde v Wrench counter-offer cancelled the original offer
Stevenson v MacLean request for information about the offer allowed the original offer to remain open
for acceptance.
OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf OCR Law - Contract.pdf
