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What makes an offer binding?
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MARINI & FISCHER LTD. SOLICITORS Date: 24 May 2002 Our Reference : 'Ambassador Desks' 123456/B Your Reference : Westway Office/ Legal, May 02 Subject : Legal rules which involves the sell of Ambassador Desks Westway Office Equipment 29 Church Road Hove BN3 2JH Dear Sir or Madam, In response to your letter for legal advice involving the sale of one particular type of desks the 'Ambassador'. This case has been analysed into a number of points involving the Law of Contract. In order for a contract to be enforceable under English Law by an action in the civil courts, there must be a valid offer and acceptance. An offer may be made to a particular person or, in some cases, to the world at large. A valid offer is a clear statement of the terms on which party (the offeror) is prepared to do business with another party (the offeree), provided to be capable of acceptance, the...
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