Agreement

When does acceptance of an offer occur?

• When someone agrees to purchase

• When the offer is communicated to someone

• When the offeree communicates to the offeror agreement to terms

• When a contract is formed

What are two requirements for a valid acceptance in relation to the Offeree?

• Must have knowledge & respond in writing

• Acceptance must be in writing and clear

• Oral or written

• Must assent to terms & have knowledge of offer

Which of these is not a valid example of acceptance?

• Acceptance unqualified

• Counter-offer

• Acceptance of terms

• Knowledge of the offer

The introduction of a new term by the offeree will....

• need to be accepted by the offeror

• constitute a rejection of the original offer

• form an agreement

• require negotiating

Authority for 'only the person/s whom the offer is directed can accept the offer' comes from?

• Reynolds v Atherton

• Hyde v Wrench

• Carter v Hyde

• Dan v Dan

How is a mere inquiry treated?

• It does not constitute a rejection of the offer

• It constitutes a rejection of the offer

• It is the same as a counter-offer

• There is no such thing in contract law

Which of these can be a valid method of acceptance?

• Acceptance by conduct

• Acceptance by silence

• Counter-offer

• Mere Inquiry

When may the postal acceptance rule apply?

• Email Communication

• Post(mail)

• Fax

• Telephone

Which section of the Act applies to email communications?

• s 26E Electronic Transactions Act 2001 (Qld)

• s 26E Contracts Act

• s 66 Electronic Transactions Act 2001 (Qld)

• s 2 Electronic Transactions Act 2001 (Qld)

May and Butcher v King is an example of what?

• An offer being clear

• Knowledge of the offer

• Essential terms being agreed upon

• Rejection of an offer