Genuine
Assent
Requirements for a contract
Termination of offers examples
Requirements of an offer
True or
false?
100

This is improper threat, or act

Duress 

100

Definite and accepted without change

Offer and acceptance 

100

Throwing away

Revocation 

100

What is an offer?

A offer is a proposal from one party to another, to get into a contract.

100

True or false: Taking back an offer is called termination 

Tdue

200

Exerting pressure to a weaker person for a contract that benefits the dominator

Undue influence and assent 

200

Agreement must not be based on ones party 

Genuine assent

200

Clock 

Time stated in the offer

200

What is the first requirement?

It needs to be made seriously

200

True or false: Unilateral contracts are two promises and bilateral is one promise.

False, it is the other way around.

300

Untrue statement of fact 

Misrepresentation 

300

What the parties agree to just be legal

Legality 

300

Watch 

Reasonable 

300

What is the second requirement?

It needs to be definite and certain.

300

True or false: Jest is a serious statement someone makes.

False, it is something that is said as a joke.

400

Rescission, damages, and punitive damages 

Fraud

400

Agreement must involve both sides

Consideration

400

- Angry 

- Exchanging 

- Rejection 


-Counter offer 

400

What is the third requirement?

It needs to be communicated to the offeree.

400

True or false: Essential terms must be complete and definite 

True 

500

Unliteral or bilateral 

Mistakes

500

- Person must have legal ability 

- Some of the agreements must be written 

- Capacity 

- Proper form

500

- Grave 

- Ripped paper 

- Death

- Destruction 

500

Which one of the requirements is easily confused with negotiation?

Serious intent 

500

True or false: an offer can stay open if it has a firm offer and options

True