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In which of the following case, it is said that in case of a general offer there is no need to…

Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. explains that an offeror can expressly or impliedly dispense with separate notice of acceptance. For the reward offer in that case,…

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In which of the following case, it is said that in case of a general offer there is no need to communicate the acceptance if not required by the proposer?

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Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. explains that an offeror can expressly or impliedly dispense with separate notice of acceptance. For the reward offer in that case, performing the advertised conditions was sufficient acceptance. The rule depends on the offer's contemplated mode of acceptance; it does not abolish communication requirements for every contract.

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