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An offer must be (3)
clear, precise, capable of acceptance as it stands
Statement of price and an offer being clear, precise and capable case?
Harvey v Facey
Harvey v Facey
Lowest price acceptable £900, Will you sell me Bumper Hall Pen?
Four commonly occurring situations
advertisements, display of goods for sale, mere statement of price, auction sales
Advertisement = invitation to treat case?
Patridge v Crittenden
Patridge v Crittenden
25s each poster
Display of goods = invitation to treat case?
Fisher v Bell
Fisher v Bell
Flick knife on display, vicarious liability.
Auction sales offer?
invitation to make a bid
Auction sales acceptance?
bang hammer down
Auction sales withdrawal?
before hammer bangs down
offer needs to be communicated?
to the offeree
certainty case?
foley v classique coaches
foley v classique coaches
price time to time agreed
counter offer case?
hyde v wrench
hyde v wrench
counter offer of £950, not breach
request for information case?
Stevenson v McLean
Stevenson v McLean
ship in stages not all at once? just inquiry = not counter offer = breach
Terminating anytime before acceptance?
Routledge v Grant
Routledge v Grant?
house taken off market before acceptance
What is an option agreement?
Owner keeps offer open for a consideration deducted upon support or lost if not exercised.
Third Party
Dickinson v Dodds
Dickinson v Dodds
sold house elsewhere, third party
acceptance must be
unconditional
rejection/counter offer
must be genuine
death of offeree
ceases the offer
death of offeror known
lapses
offeror doesnot know about the death of the offeror
binding unless personal element
failure of a condition precedent
cannot be accepted