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Arte-miy333 [17]
3 years ago
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Katrina receives an offer to buy a box of candy through the mail each month. The letter says that she will begin receiving candy

immediately and that she will be billed for all candy sent. She must send written notice within seven days of receipt of the letter if she does not want to begin receiving candy. Katrina does not send a letter. Katrina's silence:
a. constitutes a revocation of the offer.
b. constitutes acceptance of the offer.
c. constitutes a counteroffer.
d. does not constitute an acceptance of the offer.
Business
1 answer:
Katarina [22]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:D. Does not constitute an acceptance of the offer.

Explanation:A Contract is a binding agreement between two persons with sound mind, contract agreements are contestable in the Courts,but for it to be acceptable as an evidence in the court of law certain prescribed conditions must be met.

Their was no agreement between Katrina and the company candy company, because her consent was not sort by the Company,the company should have sort her consent and if possible get her to sign certain agreement that will prevent Indiscriminate violation of the terms of agreement.

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