True or False Question:

a.

An offer may be made verbally or in writing.

b.

An offer must be a clear indication that one is prepared to make a contract.

c.

An advertisement can never be an offer.

d.

An invitation to treat is not an offer.

e.

An item on the supermarket shelf with a price tag is an invitation to treat.

f.

If one wishes to make a valid contract, one must never, ever ask for any clarifications about the offer.

g.

A counter offer terminates an earlier offer.

h.

Request for more information about the offer or clarifications of the subject of the offer does not terminate the offer.

i.

A contract to buy a house can, of course, be made verbally, as long as there is a firm handshake on all the essential terms of the contract.

j.

An offeror may withdraw his offer after it has been unconditionally accepted by the offeree.