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Business Law Assignment: Unilateral Offer, Types of Companies in Australia, and ASIC Regulations

   

Added on  2023-06-03

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BUSINESS LAW
ASSIGNMENT

PART-A
The advertisement posted by Ming is a unilateral
offer.
The provisions given under Carlill v Carbolic
Smoke Ball Co case applies in this scenario.
Parties who comply with instructions gives their
acceptance to the offer.
After a valid acceptance, the contractual
obligations are formed.
This offer can be revoked if the performance is
not started or finished within reasonable time
(Fitzpatrick et al., 2017).

PART-A
Forty customers have given valid acceptance by
bringing the copy of advertisement, thus,
contractual obligations are present.
Other ten cannot enforce the contract since a
valid acceptance is not given due to failure to
comply with the terms.
Ming is obligated to give $10 to forty customers.
Putting up the sign did not terminated the
unilateral offer of Ming.

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