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Display of Goods in a shop window or a mall amount to _______ under the Indian Contract Act, 1872

An ordinary display of goods invites customers to make offers to buy. It does not itself promise a binding sale to everyone who chooses an item. The contract is normally…

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Display of Goods in a shop window or a mall amount to _______ under the Indian Contract Act, 1872

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An ordinary display of goods invites customers to make offers to buy. It does not itself promise a binding sale to everyone who chooses an item. The contract is normally completed when the seller accepts the customer's offer.

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