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    The document outlines a case study involving a legally enforceable contract between a customer and a restaurant. The customer offered to book a table and pay, which the restaurant accepted by taking payment and confirming the reservation, forming a valid contract. However, the restaurant then informed the customer that the booked table was unavailable, violating the terms of the contract.

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    The document outlines a case study involving a legally enforceable contract between a customer and a restaurant. The customer offered to book a table and pay, which the restaurant accepted by taking payment and confirming the reservation, forming a valid contract. However, the restaurant then informed the customer that the booked table was unavailable, violating the terms of the contract.

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    The document outlines a case study involving a legally enforceable contract between a customer and a restaurant. The customer offered to book a table and pay, which the restaurant accepted by taking payment and confirming the reservation, forming a valid contract. However, the restaurant then informed the customer that the booked table was unavailable, violating the terms of the contract.

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    CASE STUDY

    Legally Enforceable contract


    01 You offered to book a table
    with payment.

    The restaurant accepted by taking


    your payment and confirming the
    reservation.
    02
    However, the restaurant informs you that
    03 your booked table is unavailable and has
    been given to someone else.
    ELEMENTS OF A CONTRACT

    O A
    OFFER ACCEPTANCE

    YOU:
    • expressing your desire for a RESTAURANT:
    table. • payment processing
    RESTAURANT: • reservation confirmation
    • confirming the reservation. → accepted your offer.
    • taking your payment.
    ELEMENTS OF A CONTRACT

    C I
    CONSIDERATION INTENTION

    YOU:
    YOU: • Clearly intended to secure
    • paying the restaurant in a specific table.
    advance RESTAURANT:
    RESTAURANT: • At first, their goal seemed to
    • agreeing to hold the coincide with yours.
    specific table for you • Later on, though, they altered their
    intentions.
    Thank you for
    listening

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