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    1. A bilateral contract is one where all parties make promises to each other to do something, binding all parties. A unilateral contract binds only one party, who makes a promise to induce action from the other party. 2. A proposal, or offer, is communicated from one party to another to indicate a willingness to do or refrain from doing something to obtain the other's assent. An invitation to treat is a preliminary communication during negotiations that does not require assent. 3. For a proposal to exist and be enforceable, it must be communicated to the other party so they are aware of it. A proposal can be terminated by a counteroffer, revocation before acceptance, or rejection of the offer. Pro

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    1. A bilateral contract is one where all parties make promises to each other to do something, binding all parties. A unilateral contract binds only one party, who makes a promise to induce action from the other party. 2. A proposal, or offer, is communicated from one party to another to indicate a willingness to do or refrain from doing something to obtain the other's assent. An invitation to treat is a preliminary communication during negotiations that does not require assent. 3. For a proposal to exist and be enforceable, it must be communicated to the other party so they are aware of it. A proposal can be terminated by a counteroffer, revocation before acceptance, or rejection of the offer. Pro

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    Mind Map Offers and Invitaion To Treat 2

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    1. A bilateral contract is one where all parties make promises to each other to do something, binding all parties. A unilateral contract binds only one party, who makes a promise to induce action from the other party. 2. A proposal, or offer, is communicated from one party to another to indicate a willingness to do or refrain from doing something to obtain the other's assent. An invitation to treat is a preliminary communication during negotiations that does not require assent. 3. For a proposal to exist and be enforceable, it must be communicated to the other party so they are aware of it. A proposal can be terminated by a counteroffer, revocation before acceptance, or rejection of the offer. Pro

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    BILATERAL &

    UNILATERAL
    DEFINITION Offer Invitation to treat
    CONTRACT
    Section 2 (a) of the Contract a sort of preliminary
    Bilateral Unilateral Act: communication
    which passes
    a proposal is made ‘when one
    all parties promise to one party promises to between the parties
    person signifies to another his
    do something for one do something to willingness to do or abstain at the stage of
    another; they bind all induce the second negotiation.
    from doing anything, with a
    parties and are party to do something; view of obtaining the assent of
    enforceable against they are binding on that other to such act of
    all parties. and enforceable abstinence’.
    against only one party,
    i.e. the party that
    made the promise.

    OFFERS AND EXAMPLE OF - a price list


    INVITATION TO INVITATION OF
    COMMUNICATION - a display of goods with
    S4(a): Proposals must be TREAT TREAT
    price tags in a supermarket
    communicated to the other OF PROPOSAL
    party to the extent that the - an advertisement
    party accepting the proposal
    is aware of the existence of -an auctioneer inviting bids
    such proposal in the first for a particular article.
    place.

    TERMINATION TO WHOM
    - Counter offer -particular person
    OF PROPOSAL PROPOSAL CAN
    - Revocation BE MADE? -general public
    - Rejection of offer

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