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Legal Concepts of Offer and Contracts

Ravi found discounted blank CDs at a store and filled his cart but was only allowed to purchase 5 boxes by the manager. This question asks whether displaying goods is an implied offer of sale, when an offer is accepted, and the concepts of offer and acceptance. It also asks about types of enforceable contracts and defines time barred debt, sources of law, and quasi contracts.

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Legal Concepts of Offer and Contracts

Ravi found discounted blank CDs at a store and filled his cart but was only allowed to purchase 5 boxes by the manager. This question asks whether displaying goods is an implied offer of sale, when an offer is accepted, and the concepts of offer and acceptance. It also asks about types of enforceable contracts and defines time barred debt, sources of law, and quasi contracts.

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CLASS ASSIGNMENT-BL & CG

TIME : 50 MINS. [Link]: 15

Q1. AMPM is a self-service store. Ravi came across blank CDs of a reputed company being sold
at a very cheap price. A box containing 10 CDs was priced at Rs.80 while the price of the box
was Rs.150 in other shops. Ravi was a music artist and used 2 boxes every month for storing
music. This was a very good deal for him. He picked up all the boxes that were displayed on the
shelf, and put them in his shopping trolley. At the cash counter, the boxes were counted and
found to be 83 in number. The attendant at the cash counter told him that he could take only five
boxes. An argument developed. The manager of the store had to be called. The manager of the
store explained that AMPM came up with such discounts from time to time, to attract customers.
If one customer was to go away with the entire lot, the very purpose of putting the goods on
discount would be lost. Ravi was insistent that he had a right to take all the boxes.
Is the display of goods on the shelves an implied offer by the shop?
If yes, when and how is the offer accepted by the customer?
If no, where does the sale take place? Who makes the offer?
In the light of the above case you are also required to discuss the concepts of Offer and
Acceptance in legal parlance. ( 4 marks)

Q2. What are the different types of contracts on the basis of Enforceability? It will be
appreciated if you cite at least one example from each of the types of contract which you have
mentioned in your answer. ( 5 marks)

Q3. Write short notes on the following: (2x3=6 marks)

a) Time barred debt


b) Sources of Law
c) Quasi Contract

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