Any Merchant Quote Is A Firm Offer
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- Contracts1
Example wrong choices
14448_scripture_laminator · CONTRACTS · Choice ANo, because Ruth's sale to a buyer who paid value ended Daniel's claim against Ruth.
Why it's attractive
The call is Daniel against Ruth, not Mary against anyone.
Why it's wrong
The call is Daniel against Ruth, not Mary against anyone.
14448_scripture_laminator · CONTRACTS · Choice CYes, because Ruth's mailed offer was a firm offer that Ruth could not revoke for a reasonable time.
Why it's attractive
A firm-offer answer must point to a held-open assurance; the stem gives none.
Why it's wrong
A firm-offer answer must point to a held-open assurance; the stem gives none.
14448_scripture_laminator · CONTRACTS · Choice DNo, because Daniel's letter demanded a new term and therefore operated as a counteroffer.
Why it's attractive
The condition has to add something before it can turn the answer into a counteroffer.
Why it's wrong
The condition has to add something before it can turn the answer into a counteroffer.
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