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| | Offer And Acceptance |
 | | The Offer.—An offer, or proposal to do a thing, may be made either by words or signs, either orally or in writing, but in law it is not regarded as an offer until it comes to the knowledge of the person to whom it is made. |
 | | Offer by Mail.—In commercial transactions when an offer is made by mail, the general rule is that the offerer is entitled to an answer by return mail, but this will not apply in all cases; for ex-ample, where there are several mails each day. |
 | | Where an Offer Is Made by Letter, it is generally held that delivering a letter containing an acceptance of the offer completes the understanding. |
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