Contract Law [3 of 10] - Acceptance

This series introduces students to the key concepts that underpin Contract Law in England & Wales. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments!
William Brown is a Director at Fortfield & Brown, a specialist construction and procurement law firm with offices in London, Dublin and Belfast. William originally qualified as a civil engineer before obtaining his law qualifications. He now specialises in construction law and regularly provides practical legal advice to a wide range of clients including public sector bodies, main contractors and subcontractors. William is also a lecturer in construction law and dispute resolution at Queen’s University Belfast.
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[@PorchElla]

Your video is extremely clear and concise. 3 years later & it's still super helpful. Thank you so much!!

[@hollyalbarn8334]

I think i’m going to do really well on my contract law question after coming across these videos. Super easy to understand! thank you for taking the time to do this!

[@geraldkhan3273]

You should do videos on criminal law as well as public law. You did this so well and easy to understand.

[@Mike-UKTH]

As a first year law student this is extremely helpful and very clear. I will be recommending this to some friends in my course

[@MuhammadShahid-qk9qg]

This is extremely helpful and full justice, it should be for a professor.

[@user-wq5ku8ds6m]

Thank you so much for this video. Extremely helpful!

[@RISHIRAJ-xc7tu]

At actual, purchaser sends purchase order for supply or services , as per final negotiation. But they add standard terms also. In return, supplier accepts PO , with some comments. Then work started and exchanges payment. Neither purchaser objects on comment nor issue revise PO.
This is very common in real world. Please advise legal standings.

[@slyspyU]

why did you stop posting videos it helps us a lot

[@maxstim9059]

Where part 8 9 & 10

[@FortfieldBrown]

Good news, I plan on recording these soon! Should be mid-November when I cover this lecture again in class.

[@arfenmalik1717]

Awsome explanation
But why do law books have to go on forever instead of being straight to the point

[@user-lh3jt5kl3g]

chinese whispers?