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Advertisements are not offers because they usually do not have the required
MLO 3.1-Delineate the difference between a proposal and an offer (CLO I, 11)
MLO 3.2-Determine the requirements for a valid offer (CLO I, II)
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Advertisements are not considered offers in the legal sense as they lack the required elements of a valid offer. They are seen as invitations to treat, where customers are invited to make offers to buy products or services.


Explanation:

Advertisements are generally considered not to be offers in the legal sense because they usually lack the required elements of a valid offer, such as a clear intention to be bound by contract and specific terms.

Unlike offers, advertisements are typically seen as invitations to treat, which are preliminary invitations for customers to make an offer to buy a product or service.

For example, a store advertising a sale on televisions is not making a legal offer but inviting customers to come in and make an offer to purchase a television at the discounted price.


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