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the postsl rule a contract is formed when acceptance is posted.
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there must be consideration to keep a promise open. If i dont hear from me by x example
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revocation need not be to offerer but can be by reliable third party
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counter offer destroys original offer.
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forms- you may prescirbe the form of response but if you wish to exclude eg post fax etc you must be explicit in your defintion.
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past consideration is no consideration
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if something extra is given it msy smount to sufficent consideration
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exception to past consideration is no consdieration
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a hawk a horse a robe, considerstion maybe alternative to that which is originally expressed./
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2nd offer destroys original offer
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FAMILY LAW CASE. REBUTTSL PRESUMPTION.
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revocation no effective until coomunicste to the offerree
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acceptance occurs when and where it is recieved.
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