What Is The Leonard Vs Pepsico Case Brief

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Leonard v.Pepsico,INC.

88 F.supp.2d116(S.D.N.Y 1997)

WOOD,J.

In this case PepsiCo doing a promotional campaign in which consumer were invited to acquire “Pepsi points” by purchasing Pepsi product and exchange them for “Pepsi stuff” and harrier jet was shown in the end of commercial and said that harrier jet was 7000,000 Pepsi points. After a few second later the voice appears before ending the commercial “Drink more Pepsi-Get more points”. Plaintiff saw the commercial and decided to collect Pepsi points.

When he saw list of stuff then he saw Harrier jet is not include the Harrier Jet. The catalog said that merchandise could only be ordered via original order form. Leonard collects 7000,000 points which were required for the purchase of

2_ 256 carlill v. carbolic smoke ball company In the court of appeal CA

Facts:

The Carbolic Smoke Ball Company made a product named as "smoke ball" which claimed to be a cure or treatment for influenza and a number of other diseases. The company gives advertisement claiming that it will pay £100 for that person who got sick with influenza using its product according the instruction of Advertisement.

After watching the ad Carlill (P) purchased a ball and used it three times daily for nearly two months until she contracted the flu on 17 January 1892. She claimed £100 from the Carbolic Smoke Ball Company. Carbolic Smoke Ball refused to pay and Carlill sued for damages arising from breach of contract. Judgment for 100 pounds was entered for Carlill and Carbolic Smoke Ball appealed.

Issues:

1_Can one makes a contract with the whole world?

2_There was no notification of acceptance.

3. The wording was too un-specified to constitute an offer since there was no stated time limit as to catching the flu.

4. Was there any

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