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Identical offers made by two parties to each other, in ignorance of each other's offer, are known as

When two parties make identical offers to each other in ignorance of each other's offer (e.g., by post crossing in transit), such offers are called Cross-offers (Tinn v.…

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When two parties make identical offers to each other in ignorance of each other's offer (e.g., by post crossing in transit), such offers are called Cross-offers (Tinn v. Hoffmann & Co.), and neither constitutes an acceptance of the other.

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