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Contracts. A contract…. i s any agreement enforceable by law. Think of an example of…. a contract you have entered into or will enter into. a contract that one or both of your parents have entered into. a contract that a business would enter into. Elements (parts) of Contracts. Offer. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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A contract…is any agreement enforceable by law

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Think of an example of…

• a contract you have entered into or will enter into.

• a contract that one or both of your parents have entered into.

• a contract that a business would enter into.

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Elements (parts) of Contracts

OfferAcceptance

Genuine Agreement

Legality

Capacity

Consideration

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Offer and Acceptance

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Offer

Proposal by one party to another to enter into some type of agreement.

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The offer must be:• Serious

• Definite and Certain

• Communicated

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Who is making an offer to sell goods for an additional 50% off?

How could you accept this offer?

Is this a serious offer?

Is this offer “definite and certain?”

How has this offer been “communicated?”

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Acceptance

Agreeing to the terms of the offer

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Acceptance It must be unconditional - MIRROR IMAGE RULE

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Counteroffer

…becomes a new offerContracts

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What are the requirements of an offer?

3 basic requirements

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What is the mirror image rule? (having to do with acceptance of an offer)

it must not change the original terms of the offer in any way

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What is the difference between the mirror image rule and a counteroffer?

Mirror image rule does not change the offer in any way.

A counteroffer happens when the terms of

the acceptance change the original offer.

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Next up…

Genuine Agreement

a.k.a. “meeting of the minds”