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Goods on display are ITT
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Pharmaceutical Society of GB v Boots
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Adverts are ITT
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Partridge v Crittenden
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Offer can be withdrawn any time before acceptance
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Routledge v Grant
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Counter offer implied rejection of earlier offer
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Hyde v Wrench
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Inquiry not a counteroffer
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Stevenson v McLean
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Withdrawal of offer must be communicated
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Byrne v Van Tienhoven
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Acceptance not valid where uncertainty over terms
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Scammell v Ouston
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Silence does not mean acceptance
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Felthouse v Brindley
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Postal rule - acceptance complete on posting, applies only to acceptances
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Adams v Lindsell
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Postal rule - only applies where reasonable to accept by post
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Quenerdine v Cole
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Postal rule - must be properly addressed, stamped and posted
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Ex parte Jones
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Def consideration
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Dunlop v Selfridge - what 1 party promises to do in return for another's promise
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Consideration must be sufficient but need not be adequate
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Thomas v Thomas
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Past consideration is no consideration
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Re McArdle
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Past consideration good if...
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Lampleigh v Braithwait-done at promisor's request, parties understood act to be rewarded, payment would have been enforceable if promised in advance
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