In What Way Does the Law of Tenders Differ from the Normal

question 56

Multiple Choice

In what way does the law of tenders differ from the normal rules that apply to offers?

• A) unlike an ordinary offer,a tender can be withdrawn at any time without legal consequence
• B) everyone who submits a tender is accepting the offer of contract A to govern the relationship
• C) everyone who submits a tender is automatically accepting two offers,contract A and contract B
• D) unlike an ordinary offer,a tender must be communicated in writing

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