Legal Aspects of Business AdministrationPrentice-Hall, 1961 - 855 lappuses |
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... acceptance . Any subsequent , purported acceptance will be treated as a new offer on the terms of the old , but which the original offeror now has the power to accept or reject . It should be noted that the offeree is not required to ...
... acceptance . Any subsequent , purported acceptance will be treated as a new offer on the terms of the old , but which the original offeror now has the power to accept or reject . It should be noted that the offeree is not required to ...
75. lappuse
... acceptance is effectively communicated only when the precise requirements of the offer have been complied with . For example , if the offeror should specify that the acceptance should be sent by telegram and would not be effective ...
... acceptance is effectively communicated only when the precise requirements of the offer have been complied with . For example , if the offeror should specify that the acceptance should be sent by telegram and would not be effective ...
76. lappuse
... acceptance and a short life for the offer are implied . An acceptance by mail would probably not arrive in time to be effective . The reasonable time would have expired and the offer terminated . A rule that is becoming more widely ...
... acceptance and a short life for the offer are implied . An acceptance by mail would probably not arrive in time to be effective . The reasonable time would have expired and the offer terminated . A rule that is becoming more widely ...
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IMPORTANCE OF LAW IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRA | 3 |
ORIGIN HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF LAW | 10 |
THE MODERN SOURCES OF LAW | 16 |
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