Partridge v Crittenden (RSPCB) 1968

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Protection of Birds Act 1954

Legislation that prohibits the sale of wild birds.

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Offer vs. Invitation to Treat

An advertisement is legally considered an invitation to treat, not an offer.

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Case Result

There was no offer for selling a wild bird as the advertisement was merely an invitation to treat.

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RSPCB

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, the organization that prosecuted the case.

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Contract Law Implication

An advertisement must explicitly state it is an 'offer' to be considered a legal contract.