LAW102

A. Within a period of exactly thirty days from the date of the offer.

B. It must be performed immediately upon the payment of the first deposit.

C. It is considered void for lack of a definite requirement for the price.

D. Within a reasonable time after the contract has been formed.

A. Because personal services are governed by municipal ordinances, not law.

B. Because it is difficult for a court to compel the quality of such services.

C. Because the statute of limitations for services is shorter than for goods.

D. Because money damages are always considered an adequate legal remedy.

A. The offeror must file a formal petition in the official information system.

B. The offeror must wait for the specified time-limit to lapse naturally.

C. The revocation must be communicated to the offeree prior to acceptance.

D. The revocation must be witnessed by a juridical person at the head office.

A. It must be signed, delivered via mail, and include a specific time-limit.

B. It must be written, seriously intended, and witnessed by a third party.

C. It must be oral, intended for a business purpose, and specify a price.

D. It must be definite, seriously intended, and communicated to the offeree.

A. The development of laryngitis by a singer just before a scheduled concert.

B. A minor deviation in the building specs that does not affect habitability.

C. The failure of a buyer to receive a loan from a specific credit union.

D. A slight increase in the market price of the materials needed for the job.

A. At the moment the acceptance is posted, if delivery is not required.

B. At the moment the offeree decides to accept the offer internally.

C. At the moment the postal service delivers the letter to the residence.

D. At the moment the offeror receives the letter at their head office.