You are the best teacher ever, I use your videos to help me with first year law school in Canada, pretty much everything applies!!! I learned a lot from you and you make it so simple! I used your videos for my exams this semester and I did better than last semester so far, tomorrow I got contract law lets see what happens.
@@studicata Hi Michael! That would be incredibly helpful. My finals are in Feb. I reviewed with all of your Contracts videos prior to an essay test yesterday, and I was able to "crush" SOF...
Love your videos, I just want to ask a question. My Ks prof says “solicitation of an offer” to refer to ads and the like. Is his wording, the same as the “invitation to deal” that you have used in this video? Thank you again for everything!
Regarding subjective intent: offerer has delivered same goods previously in a reasonable time. Before 2nd order is made, verification, via phone, was made to inquire availability of products. Assured by selling senior representative that goods were in fact available. Assured delivery would be made FIFO, (First In, First Out), and by Placing my order at that time my order should be fulfilled in a couple of weeks. After two weeks and no indication of goods be shipped, a call made reported that the product was not in stock at the present time. Blaming CV19 shipping delays I was told that it may not come in at all. This product is available on the secondary market. Are they obligated to deliver as before under Subjective intent? This is an actual event unfolding now. I Like your videos and breakdowns of what can be daunting to most. You seem to have processed more than your contemporaries! Thank you for your time and consideration. TH Winslow West Plains, Missouri
No an advertisement cannot amount to an offer only an invitation to threat, the threshold for it being an offer is pretty high look at the case of lefowitz where an ad was amounted too an offer. an ad is an invitation to treat :)
If I understood correctly the question then I shall say advertisements are invitations to treat. However there are exceptions and in the case of carlil v smoke ball it amounted to an offer since it was a unilateral contract: an offer to the world at large where the intention to be bound was shown via the sim of money they deposited into the bank.
Michael, I'm not one to brag much about myself (except in my medals) but I was terrified when realizing that as a foreign attorney there are many concepts to absorb, and fast. After signing up with Studicata half way through my first term (I'm in the third) - a 8 weeks period - I became more comfortable with the concepts because of your plans. Everything invested in the plan worth every penny and more. After two terms I drew the line at 17 credits!!! Yes, I've been warned that there were too many courses on my plate but as a former Olympic athlete, I love challenges (especially intellectual). The LL.M. requires 26 credits in one year, and I have crunched a third of the program in only four months because of you. I'd pat you on the back and give you a big hug if I could. I'm on the last four courses which had to be spread out because of the curriculum not offering what I need as mandatory classes in the same term. But nevertheless, I'm still excited to have additional time left to prepare for the Bar. Thank you, thank you, thank you! PS: Thanks also for the feedback to my questions on the board.
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I’m literally survive my first semester bc of these videos.
Thank you so much !
Sure-happy to help!
I have an online exam on October 5-6 and I am so happy I found these videos a month out!! I will be going through all of these before my exam
You are the best teacher ever, I use your videos to help me with first year law school in Canada, pretty much everything applies!!! I learned a lot from you and you make it so simple! I used your videos for my exams this semester and I did better than last semester so far, tomorrow I got contract law lets see what happens.
Thank you so much - happy to help! 👍
You are so thorough, I love your videos!
Thank you for the support!
Thanks for analyzing offer in a thorough manner!
This video is so helpful, thank you!
I am begging you to do a few remedies/damages videos! Please? Pretty please?
Hi Elissa! I can try to get something up soon. When is your exam?
@@studicata Hi Michael! That would be incredibly helpful. My finals are in Feb. I reviewed with all of your Contracts videos prior to an essay test yesterday, and I was able to "crush" SOF...
@@studicata Tomorrow, Michael. ASAP please
@@elissapadilla9493 Awesome! SOF essays can be tough -- glad you did well. Also, I'll try to get some remedies videos up before February.
@@chriseller8884 Sorry about that, I'll have more up for your finals next semester. I hope it went well!
Great review. Thank you
Love your videos, I just want to ask a question. My Ks prof says “solicitation of an offer” to refer to ads and the like. Is his wording, the same as the “invitation to deal” that you have used in this video? Thank you again for everything!
Yes! Both phrasings refer to the same concept.
With most agencies the consideration is the value of contract.
Regarding subjective intent: offerer has delivered same goods previously in a reasonable time.
Before 2nd order is made, verification, via phone, was made to inquire availability of products. Assured by selling senior representative that goods were in fact available. Assured delivery would be made FIFO, (First In, First Out), and by Placing my order at that time my order should be fulfilled in a couple of weeks.
After two weeks and no indication of goods be shipped, a call made reported that the product was not in stock at the present time. Blaming CV19 shipping delays I was told that it may not come in at all. This product is available on the secondary market.
Are they obligated to deliver as before under Subjective intent?
This is an actual event unfolding now.
I Like your videos and breakdowns of what can be daunting to most. You seem to have processed more than your contemporaries!
Thank you for your time and consideration.
TH Winslow
West Plains, Missouri
Can you speak on a finacial instrument. And remittance payments with this contractual law and write a conditions of acceptance
That dry earse marker seller is the government and we the people are in contractual law at all times
"I promise my fingers are crossed." Hmmmmm can we trust that? ;)
Is it a legal certainty that you will end up in the casebook if you sue your law school?
Can advertisements not be offers if clear and definitive terms, even without a direct offer to a specific individual?
No an advertisement cannot amount to an offer only an invitation to threat, the threshold for it being an offer is pretty high look at the case of lefowitz where an ad was amounted too an offer.
an ad is an invitation to treat :)
If I understood correctly the question then I shall say advertisements are invitations to treat. However there are exceptions and in the case of carlil v smoke ball it amounted to an offer since it was a unilateral contract: an offer to the world at large where the intention to be bound was shown via the sim of money they deposited into the bank.
Michael, I'm not one to brag much about myself (except in my medals) but I was terrified when realizing that as a foreign attorney there are many concepts to absorb, and fast. After signing up with Studicata half way through my first term (I'm in the third) - a 8 weeks period - I became more comfortable with the concepts because of your plans. Everything invested in the plan worth every penny and more. After two terms I drew the line at 17 credits!!! Yes, I've been warned that there were too many courses on my plate but as a former Olympic athlete, I love challenges (especially intellectual). The LL.M. requires 26 credits in one year, and I have crunched a third of the program in only four months because of you. I'd pat you on the back and give you a big hug if I could. I'm on the last four courses which had to be spread out because of the curriculum not offering what I need as mandatory classes in the same term. But nevertheless, I'm still excited to have additional time left to prepare for the Bar. Thank you, thank you, thank you! PS: Thanks also for the feedback to my questions on the board.
🚨 SPECIAL OFFER: Want to crush law school finals, rack up scholarship $$$, pass the bar exam, and practice law like a BOSS? Take the LEAP. Get started today for free at: www.studicata.com/leap
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