In Indian corporate context, after all tendering / negotiation process, Purchaser sends a PO to seller for acceptance, with some additional terms. Normally, seller accepts PO with some comments & limit liability say 10 % of contract value. Afterward purchaser does not send revised PO (even doesn’t object on comments) and work started. Seller send deliverables and purchaser release payments. My question is whether PO is considered as valid. At this juncture, I want to safeguard interest of seller and not purchaser.
Hi Rishi. Irrespective of the written terms and the procedure followed, based on your scenario, the conduct of the parties would be admissible in Court to establish a contract between the parties enforceable by both buyer and seller.
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I have a question, if betsy emailed accepting the offer but with new terms, which was "asking for a sixth month guarantee." would that not calssify as acceptance due to the mirror rule?
Hi Lisa. That’s an acceptable argument. However, because the material terms of the offer would change with the inclusion of the “six month guarantee” if would have to reciprocally be met with acceptance from the opposite end.
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Hi Amina. Yes, this is English Contract Law. If you'd like further guidance on answering questions or would like to arrange a Masterclass, drop an email to: shaveen@outlook.com
from Zimbabwe at the university of Zimbabwe, some differences with our contract law but thanks a lot
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In Indian corporate context, after all tendering / negotiation process, Purchaser sends a PO to seller for acceptance, with some additional terms. Normally, seller accepts PO with some comments & limit liability say 10 % of contract value. Afterward purchaser does not send revised PO (even doesn’t object on comments) and work started. Seller send deliverables and purchaser release payments.
My question is whether PO is considered as valid. At this juncture, I want to safeguard interest of seller and not purchaser.
Hi Rishi. Irrespective of the written terms and the procedure followed, based on your scenario, the conduct of the parties would be admissible in Court to establish a contract between the parties enforceable by both buyer and seller.
Is it acceptable in view of sub-silentio.
Whether terms as commented by seller , shall hold good as well.
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I have a question, if betsy emailed accepting the offer but with new terms, which was "asking for a sixth month guarantee." would that not calssify as acceptance due to the mirror rule?
Hi Lisa. That’s an acceptable argument. However, because the material terms of the offer would change with the inclusion of the “six month guarantee” if would have to reciprocally be met with acceptance from the opposite end.
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Law of contract
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Hi Shaveen, is this English Contract Law?
Hi Amina. Yes, this is English Contract Law. If you'd like further guidance on answering questions or would like to arrange a Masterclass, drop an email to: shaveen@outlook.com
can someone tell me the answer to this problem, please???
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