LEGAL ISSUES

Legal Issues



Legal Issues

Section A

Question 2

Offer

Offer in contract law is a written or verbal offer of one person (the offeror), addressed to one or more specific persons (acceptor), which is sufficiently definite and indicates the intention of the person who made ??the proposal to be concluded contract with the recipient, who accepts the offer. Offeror must contain the essential terms of the contract. If accepted (accepted in), as the acceptor must inform the offeror in writing, the parties' agreement to acquire the official force, comes into effect. Offeree has certain, specified in his lifetime. During this period, the acceptor is entitled to take OA (offer-acceptance) and thereby bind the offeror to contractual obligations, not inconsistent with the content of OA in OA indicate the basic conditions of a possible transaction: product name, quantity, quality, basic conditions of supply and its terms, payment terms.

Counter offer

When you place a bid, the seller may accept it as is, reject it or make a counteroffer. If the seller wishes to amend certain terms of the offer, make a counteroffer. You must then decide whether to accept the counteroffer.

For example, the seller could make a counteroffer with a higher selling price, or modify or delete certain contingencies. The seller may also exclude certain assets that you want included in the sale, such artefacts. If you receive a counter offer, you can accept or reject it, or make another counteroffer. This is what the negotiation process leading to a final offer agreed by both parties.

A unilateral offer

It is the manifestation of the unilateral will, made to any person who possesses the essential elements of benefit that is offered in a serious manner with the encouragement to meet if it were the case.

Section B

Question 4

In this scenario, there is the importance of verbal agreement. It is not necessary that an agreement be drafted in writing to engage the people who entered. A contract is considered valid in all cases of commitment that people take towards each other, if this commitment entails rights and obligations. For example, going to the cinema, we conclude a contract, like buying bread or vegetables.

However, to protect and facilitate redress when the law does not require that the transaction is subject to a written contract, it is strongly recommended that the consumer requires the merchant to make written commitments that some it is verbally. It is important to remember that a verbal contract is as valid and binding upon the parties who have contracted the same way that a written contract. However, a verbal contract, the fact that no document be seen, is difficult to prove in court. In a trial whose purpose is a verbal contract, the parol evidence is generally available and often limited to be the word of one against the other party. The credibility of the contractors is then severely tested. Moreover, time affects memory and some aspects and conditions of the contract may have been forgotten and it is difficult to know your rights and obligations under such ...