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Mr. A offers to buy Mr. B's house on certain terms.Acceptance was to be sent by 'B' within 6 (six) weeks. B within one week sent a letter acceptlng the offer with an alteration of one term. A then withdrew his offer. B writes again within three weeks accepting the terms originally proposed by 'A'. Hence this is a valid contract.Comment?
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No, as the offer is altered, it lead to a counter offer and original offer gets lapsed
so accepting it after it is lapsed is of no use
so accepting it after it is lapsed is of no use
No. Conditional acceptance is no acceptance.
You should receive fresh offer from A to avert any future eventuality.
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