SUMMARY PGDL UNIVERSITY
LAW 2025 BOTH CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
Acceptance CORRECT ANSWERCommunication of
agreement, not through silence. Can occur through performance.
Felthouse v Bindley CORRECT ANSWERNo reply to offer
does not constitute acceptance; must be a communicated reply.
Brodgen v Metropolitan Railway CORRECT
ANSWERPerformance can signify acceptance even if contract
not signed or sent back. Hyde v Wrench CORRECT
ANSWERProposing new terms constitutes a counter-offer,
allowing the original offer to be revoked. Agreement
CORRECT ANSWERTerms and conditions of both parties
must match for offer and acceptance to form a contract. Battle of
the Forms CORRECT ANSWERClash of terms and conditions
from both parties, hindering offer and acceptance. RTS Flexible
v Molkerei Alois Mueller GmbH CORRECT
ANSWERPerformance of the contract can validate it, even if
subject to contract initially. Smith v Hughes CORRECT
ANSWERObjective interpretation of contract terms, not based
on subjective understanding. Agency CORRECT
ANSWERTransparency needed when using an agent, involving
at least 3 parties. Auctioneer CORRECT ANSWERAn agent
responsible for conducting auctions, not liable for goods not
offered. Tenders CORRECT ANSWERInviting offers, like
bids, for sale or procurement of goods or services. Harvela
Investments v Royal Trust Company of Canada CORRECT
ANSWERCase involving referential bid in a tender for sale of
shares. Uncertainty and Incompleteness CORRECT
LAW 2025 BOTH CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
Acceptance CORRECT ANSWERCommunication of
agreement, not through silence. Can occur through performance.
Felthouse v Bindley CORRECT ANSWERNo reply to offer
does not constitute acceptance; must be a communicated reply.
Brodgen v Metropolitan Railway CORRECT
ANSWERPerformance can signify acceptance even if contract
not signed or sent back. Hyde v Wrench CORRECT
ANSWERProposing new terms constitutes a counter-offer,
allowing the original offer to be revoked. Agreement
CORRECT ANSWERTerms and conditions of both parties
must match for offer and acceptance to form a contract. Battle of
the Forms CORRECT ANSWERClash of terms and conditions
from both parties, hindering offer and acceptance. RTS Flexible
v Molkerei Alois Mueller GmbH CORRECT
ANSWERPerformance of the contract can validate it, even if
subject to contract initially. Smith v Hughes CORRECT
ANSWERObjective interpretation of contract terms, not based
on subjective understanding. Agency CORRECT
ANSWERTransparency needed when using an agent, involving
at least 3 parties. Auctioneer CORRECT ANSWERAn agent
responsible for conducting auctions, not liable for goods not
offered. Tenders CORRECT ANSWERInviting offers, like
bids, for sale or procurement of goods or services. Harvela
Investments v Royal Trust Company of Canada CORRECT
ANSWERCase involving referential bid in a tender for sale of
shares. Uncertainty and Incompleteness CORRECT
