PVL3702-Law Of Contract ASSIGNMENT 01 SEMESTER 1 2022.

PVL3702-Law Of Contract ASSIGNMENT 01 SEMESTER 1 2022. The two cases that you must read for the first assignment are Cape Explosive Works Ltd v South African Oil and Fat Industries; Cape Explosive Works Ltd v Lever Brothers (South Africa) Ltd 1921 CPD 244, and A to Z Bazaars (Pty) Ltd v Minister of Agriculture 1975 (3) SA 468 (A). You can find these judgments in conventional law libraries, online at the website of the Southern African Legal Information Institute (SAFLII) (), or as an e-resource on the Unisa Library site. On the Unisa Library site click on “Find e-resources”. Then click on “Subjects” and after that, scroll down the page and click on “Law”. Scroll down to and click on “Jutastat e-Publications (Juta Law Online)” or “LexisNexis (South African Law)”, to find the South African cases that you are looking for. • Importantly, once you find and read the two cases mentioned in the previous paragraph, use these two cases to also identify the relevant section(s) in the prescribed textbook to fully answer the assignment question. Study the relevant section(s) of the textbook. Use these two cases that you read, and the relevant prescribed sections of the prescribed textbook to fully answer the following question: On 5 August, X sends a written offer by post to Y, to purchase Y’s ROLEX watch for R10000. One of the terms in the offer is that the offer will lapse on 20 August. The offer also stipulates that X must be aware of the acceptance, for any legal obligations to arise. Y writes the letter of acceptance on 9 August in response to X’s offer, and Y posts this written acceptance on 10 August. X’s son collects the post from the Post Office on 17 August, and amongst the sealed letters of post collected, is Y’s acceptance. X’s son is not responsible and only hands all the sealed post to X, on 20 August. On 21 August, X opens the post and reads the letter of acceptance. Was a legally binding contract concluded between X and Y? Discuss and substantiate fully. TOTAL [20]