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   An offer is a proposal by a person (the offeror) to enter into a contract. The person receiving the offer is called the offeree. When the offeree intends to accept the offer and communicates this acceptance to the offeror, a contract is formed.

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   Jun 20, 2024 · Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Define Contract, List Elements to create a valid contract, List defenses to a contract and more.

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   Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Requirements of an Offer, Present Intent to Contract, Sufficiently Definite Terms and more.

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   Mar 29, 2022 · Recognize that some proposals are not offers. Understand the three essentials of an offer: intent, communication, and definiteness. Know when an offer expires and can no longer be accepted. Offer and acceptance may seem to be straightforward concepts, as they are when two people meet face-to-face.

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   Nov 20, 2023 · Professors love to test the differences between goods and services contracts. One key difference is whether a response to an offer must match the offer in order to operate as an acceptance. Keeping a few key principles in mind will help analyze a counteroffer/battle-of-the-forms issue from start to.

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   An offer is an act on the part of one person whereby he gives to another the legal power of creating the obligation called contract. An acceptance is the exercise of the power conferred by the performance of some act or acts. Both offer and acceptance must be acts expressing assent.

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   How is a contract formed?

   • A contract is formed through acceptance of an offer. An offer is a proposal by a person (the offeror) to enter into a contract. The person receiving the offer is called the offeree. When the offeree intends to accept the offer and communicates this acceptance to the offeror, a contract is formed. A contract is formed through acceptance of an offer.

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   What are the essential elements of contract formation?

   • One prominent commentator explained the essential elements of contract formation as follows: An offer is an act on the part of one person whereby he gives to another the legal power of creating the obligation called contract. An acceptance is the exercise of the power conferred by the performance of some act or acts.

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   What constitutes an offer in a contract?

   • The authorities above cited emphasize that, where the offer is clear, definite, and explicit, and leaves nothing open for negotiation, it constitutes an offer, acceptance of which will complete the contract. The most recent case on the subject is Johnson v.

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   How does the revenue standard define a contract?

   • The revenue standard defines a contract as follows. Contract: An agreement between two or more parties that creates enforceable rights and obligations. Identifying the contract is an important step in applying the revenue standard. A contract can be written, oral, or implied by a reporting entity's customary business practices.

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   Does a response to an offer have to match the terms?

   • Under the UCC, a response to an offer doesn’t have to match the offer’s terms precisely in order to operate as an acceptance. Rather, under U.C.C. 2-207, if an offeree’s expression is otherwise valid as an acceptance but contains terms additional to or different from those in the offer, a contract forms.

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   Do additional terms become part of a contract?

   • First, additional terms won’t become part of the contract if the offer expressly limits acceptance of the terms of the offer. Second, additional terms won’t become part of the contract if they materially alter the contract. Third, additional terms won’t become part of the contract if the offeror objects within a reasonable time.

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   Contract: An agreement between two or more parties that creates enforceable rights and obligations. Identifying the contract is an important step in applying the revenue standard. A contract can be written, oral, or implied by a reporting entity's customary business practices.