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Carlill V Carbolic Smoke Balls |
Unilateral offer is a contract whereby, one party promise to pay sum of money or to do some act if the other party will do or refrain from doing something without making a promise to that effect. |
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William V Carwardine R V Clarke Gibbons V Proctor |
A unilateral offer must be communicated. |
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General rule Daulia V Four Millbank |
Goff LJ observed that there would be a duty to not prevent full performance of terms in a unilateral offer, once performance had begun. |
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Errington V Errington Soulsbury V Soulsbury |
A unilateral offer can only be revoked before the offeree has started performance. |
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Shuey V US |
A Unilateral offer should be revoked only if the revocation is made in the same or similar manner as the offer was made in. Strong J: it is not to be doubted that the offer is revocable any time before it was accepted and before anything had been done in reliance of it. |
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Luxor V Cooper Schweppe V Harper Exception |
Where a party expects a large reward for a small act then a unilateral offer will not be concluded. |
