Dissertation de droit en anglais: Double jeopardy
Dissertation : Dissertation de droit en anglais: Double jeopardy. Recherche parmi 298 000+ dissertationsPar Celestin Guy • 30 Novembre 2016 • Dissertation • 1 347 Mots (6 Pages) • 854 Vues
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In this case, the first thing to determine is that if or if not this advertisement is an invitation to treat or an offer. In theory, an offer is “An expression of willingness to contract on certain terms but with the intention that it shall become binding as soon as it is accepted by the person to whom it is addressed »[1]. As it is said, an offer should “become biding as soon as it is accepted”. This means that an offer can be binding as soon as it is accepted. This also means that an offer can be accepted directly. In the advertisement, it is said that the price is £1000 or nearest. Therefore, the price has to be discussed with the offeror and accepted by her. Furthermore, there is not much details about how to collect the car, when to collect it. Yet, an offer has to have enough details, to be accepted almost directly, as said before, and that is not the case here. Finally, advertisement mostly constitute invitation to treat because of the lake of information, and the wideness of the population touched by the ad. Here, all the student can be interested in the car. In Partridge v Crittenden, the offeror is saved by the fact his advertisement was an invitation to treat and not an offer.[2] Thus, we can consider that this advertisement was an invitation to treat.
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