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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about contract law topics such as offers, acceptance, and revocation of offers. For each question, the correct answer is identified as well as a short feedback statement explaining why the answer is correct. The questions cover topics like what constitutes an invitation to treat, when acceptance is complete, exceptions to withdrawing an offer, the meaning of an "honour clause", and a case that held communication of revocation need not come directly from the offeror.

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about contract law topics such as offers, acceptance, and revocation of offers. For each question, the correct answer is identified as well as a short feedback statement explaining why the answer is correct. The questions cover topics like what constitutes an invitation to treat, when acceptance is complete, exceptions to withdrawing an offer, the meaning of an "honour clause", and a case that held communication of revocation need not come directly from the offeror.

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about contract law topics such as offers, acceptance, and revocation of offers. For each question, the correct answer is identified as well as a short feedback statement explaining why the answer is correct. The questions cover topics like what constitutes an invitation to treat, when acceptance is complete, exceptions to withdrawing an offer, the meaning of an "honour clause", and a case that held communication of revocation need not come directly from the offeror.

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    Question Text: Correct Mark 1.00 Out of 1.00

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about contract law topics such as offers, acceptance, and revocation of offers. For each question, the correct answer is identified as well as a short feedback statement explaining why the answer is correct. The questions cover topics like what constitutes an invitation to treat, when acceptance is complete, exceptions to withdrawing an offer, the meaning of an "honour clause", and a case that held communication of revocation need not come directly from the offeror.

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    A display in a shop window will generally be held to constitute what?
    Select one:

    Select one:

    a.
    It has no legal significance

    b.
    An invitation to treat

    c.
    It cannot be identified in advance

    d.
    Always an offer
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    The correct answer is: An invitation to treat

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    Acceptance is NOT complete if through:
    Select one:

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    a.
    Conduct and/or express words only

    b.
    Express words only

    c.
    The offeree’s non-communicated intention

    d.
    Conduct only
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    The correct answer is: The offeree’s non-communicated intention

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    Which of the following is NOT correct in relation to withdrawing an offer
    Select one:

    a.
    The postal rule does not apply to letters of revocation

    b.
    An offeror cannot withdraw an offer where a deposit has been paid

    c.
    An offor is free to withdraw at any time before acceptance takes place

    d.
    The offeror may withdraw the offer within a reasonable time after acceptance
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    The correct answer is: The offeror may withdraw the offer within a reasonable
    time after acceptance

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    Business agreements sometimes use ‘honour clause’. What does an honour
    clause mean in an agreement?
    Select one:

    a.
    It is a clause covering business ethics

    b.
    The clause means that the agreement is not legally enforceable

    c.
    The clause means that the agreement is enforceable in the courts

    d.
    The directors of a company are personally liable for the agreement
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    The correct answer is: It is a clause covering business ethics

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    In Dickinson v Dodds (1876) 2 ChD 463 (CA), the court held that:
    Select one:

    a.
    Communication of the revocation of an offer must come directly from the real
    estate

    b.
    Communication of the revocation of an offer need not come directly from the
    offeror

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    c.
    Communication of the revocation of an offer must come directly from the agent

    d.
    Communication of the revocation of an offer must come directly from the
    offeror
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    Your answer is correct.
    The correct answer is: Communication of the revocation of an offer need not
    come directly from the offeror

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