Sheldon saw the same commercial that Leonard saw in Leonard v. Pepsico, Inc. He wanted the Pepsi leather jacket for 1,450 Pepsi pointswhich he could earn by purchasing 1,450 individual Pepsi bottles or 725 six-packs of cans. He accumulated the points and submitted them to Pepsi. Pepsi subsequently notified him that they rejected his offer for the leather jacket and returned the Pepsi Points to him. When he complained, Pepsi informed him that neither its television commercial nor its catalogue was an "offer" and therefore no contract was ever formed. 

Does Sheldon have any contractual rights against Pepsi? Why or why not?

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Based on the information provided it appears unlikely that Sheldon has any contractual rights against Pepsi Several key elements must be present for a ... View the full answer