Back to category: Business Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. Bates and Cramer vs. Ames 2. Issue: Assuming the common law is the applicable law, is Bates¡¦s first letter to Ames an acceptance or a counteroffer? Rule: Under the Common Law rule for an acceptance, also known as the Mirror Image Rule, if the terms of acceptance do not ¡§mirror¡¨ the offer, then the acceptance is really a counter offer. Application: In Bates¡¦ first letter he wrote ¡§I will accept the offer if you use putting Green brand sod.¡¨ which does not mirror the original offer from Ames under the mirror image rule in the Common Law. Conclusion: Under the Mirror Image Rule, Bates¡¦s first letter to Ames did not mirror the offer given by Ames, and therefore would be considered as an counteroffer. 3. Issue: Assuming the UCC is the applicable law, is Bates¡¦ first letter to Ames an acceptance or a counteroffer? Rules: Under the UCC, acceptance does not have to be the... Posted by: Garrick Christian Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. |
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