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Pharmaceutical Society's Case Summary

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Then whether placing the advertisement in consequently will bear the contractual liability that the terms of he contractual liability in term of the contract with legally binding agreement as form of a legally enforceable agreement and as a form of enforceable then either party not undertakes the contract, the other party may request the court to enforce of defaulting party to abide by the contract or pay compensation to the innocent party whichever is more appropriately.
The characteristic of the contract will compose the necessary elements of:
- Intention to create legal bound that the parties rarely friends or family members to a contract for the sale and purchases of articles must intend that they should be legally bound.
On the hand, the identity of parties is one of but not the sole or conclusive factor for definiting the agreement is legally bound or not as well as the …show more content…

The display of an article is an invitation to treat with a price tag on it is merely an invitation to treat. It is not an offer for sale. The customer, by putting the goods at the cash desk, makes an offer to buy which the cashier may reject or accept. See Pharmaceutical Society’s case.
2. If requires a number of suppliers to put in tenders for supplying precise articles or services, then that is not forming an offer.
3. Goods display for sale is not an offer.
4. An advertisement by a offeree is not an offer, exclude where an advertisement offers a reward for the return of lost assets ( a unilateral contract)
5. Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. where the co promised to pay 100 pounds to anyone who got influenza after having sniffed at the smoke ball for a specified period in a prescribed manner. They stated they had deposited 1,000 pounds with their bankers.
Consequently, in the case of Jason’s act to placing an advertisement to public will not contractual liability to obligate to sell but will enter in form of “Invitation of Treat” that will be needed to reconfirmed with the

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