- 1 Marks
BCL – L1 – SA – Q47 – Contract Law
Question
There is a counteroffer when–
A. The offeree gives conditions for acceptance or introduces a fresh term in acceptance.
B. The offeror makes a fresh offer
C. The offeree makes some query
D. The offeree accepts it
Answer
A
Explanation:
A counteroffer occurs when the offeree responds to an offer by proposing different terms or adding conditions, effectively rejecting the original offer and making a new offer. Option A correctly describes this scenario. Option B is incorrect, as a fresh offer by the offeror is not a counteroffer. Option C (making a query) is incorrect, as queries seek clarification without altering terms. Option D (acceptance) is incorrect, as acceptance does not involve new terms. The answer “A” aligns with the legal definition of a counteroffer.
- Tags: Acceptance, Contract Formation, Counteroffer
- Level: Level 1
- Topic: Contract Law
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