This assignment analyzes key aspects of commercial contract law, addressing scenarios related to contract negotiation, performance, and advertising regulations. The first part examines a dispute over binding negotiations, focusing on the elements of offer, acceptance, and intention to create a legal bond, referencing case law like Masters v Cameron and Harvey v Facey. It concludes that an inquiry did not form a binding agreement. The second part addresses a case of non-substantial performance, citing Hoenig v Isaacs to determine the appropriate payment for services rendered. The final section explores advertising regulations, covering consumer protection laws, privacy issues (including cookies and spam), and trademark infringement, providing examples like DoubleClick Inc and FTC v Google, and emphasizing the importance of businesses understanding these rules to avoid legal issues.
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