Legal Question in Business Law in California
Would this newspaper advert be considered an offer or an invitation to treat considering a fixed price with no negotiation was stated and the seller already referred to himself as a seller?
"For sale: second-hand Ford Fiesta; 5 years old, low mileage, good condition. Seller will deliver to purchaser within a 10 mile radius of Sandwich. Price �2,500 fixed price, no offers."
3 Answers from Attorneys
Sorry this likes like a homework question...
You have asked this question of California, USA attorneys. We are not qualified to answer since the currency and the location of the vehicle indicate UK law would apply.
As a general matter, not as an answer to your homework question, newspaper advertisements are considered solicitations for offers, not offers in themselves. The law may differ between the various common-law jurisdictions.
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