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Contract Law: Written Work Lawrence Johnson Boots the chemist v Amdahl (UK) Ltd 2. Amdahl, a provider of computer equipment to Boots, were found to be in breach of contract for having refused to repurchase computer equipment which they were under obligation to do so. This was due to an offer made previously, including an exercisable option of delaying the sell-back time. Boots however, upgraded with a rival company, and Amdahl argued that their offer was not accepted and so were within their right to withdraw it. 3. In structuring my argument, I would firstly want to establish whether the letter dated 20/07/1995 constituted an agreement. This is significant as without the original offer and acceptance a contract simply does not exist. The second issue I would want to allude to is whether the two parties objectively agreed to what they set out to achieve. If this is the case presumably both parties possessed the...

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