When do courts consider an offer to have been accepted in contract law? In this video, we explain the importance of communicating acceptance to an offer using cases such as Entores v Miles Far East Corporation (1955). It is the general rule that communication of acceptance is mandatory and can be carried out in two modes: instantaneous communication and non-instantaneous communication. Both these modes of communication are explained thoroughly, along with the consequences of not communicating acceptance. The exception to the general rule: the postal rule, is also talked about in detail with the help of Adams v Lindsell (1818).
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