1.

It looks like two parties both intended to make an contract , the only issues were there
were no options for description of the goods in the option clause was sufficient, no the
option for a future bargain the terms of which remained to be settled. It is not
acceptable to form a new agreement and the contract for the option was formed as part
of the initial agreement and was only to be executed at a later date. Both parties were
aware that what contract was implying. Court should decide that option contract was
valid.

2. It was stated that when a counter offer is made, this supersedes and destroys the
original offer. This original offer is no longer available for future references . In this case,
when Mr Brown offered £950, he cancelled the £1,000 offer.The court should side to
decline the claims and stand on that there was no binding contract for the farm
between Mr Ben and Mr Brown.