First of all, on May 5, 2007, in Penang, Robert called Joshua to give him to buy his store at a price of RM10 million. This is an offer. Because an offer/proposal defined in S2 (a) the contract Act 1950 as: "when a man of his means ready to do or to abstain from doing anything in order to obtain the consent of that other act or abstain, he is said to make a proposal"After that, Joshua replied and said that he just bought a new car and the price is a bit expensive. Joshua Robert requests off of the store for him. This is not an acceptance. Because an acceptance is defined in the S2 (b) the Contracts Act 1950 as: "when people propose be done indicates his consent thereto, the proposal is considered acceptable: become a recommendation, when accepted, a promise"In addition, to convert a proposal into promising an acceptance must be absolute and unqualified (S7 (a) the contract Act 1950). Joshua's acceptance is not absolute and is eligible. So, this is not an acceptance In fact, the reply of the Joshua is a provide access (can refer to English case law the contract between Hyde and wrench in 1840 also discusses a product counter). Joshua came up with a new proposal.A provide access (new incentives) is defined in S6 (c) contract law in 1950 as: "a proposal withdrawn by the failure of the search to perform a condition precedent to accept"However, Robert said that he did not agree because he said that the price that he had to Joshua cheaper than the market value. The market value of his store there is RM11 million. When Robert says that, it means, "Robert did not accept new offers that Joshua was", so Robert has refused to provide access to the. Also, then, the two sides did not give a time limit to reply to each other. Providing access is not without value to accept at any time. In fact; All the process is just negotiating the price between Robert and Joshua. The two parties do not accept the price for each side. So, this leads to a failure of the contract between the two parties Repeatedly, send a message to Robert James to give him the shop along with the RM 9.5 million on May 7, 2007. This provides a.Immediately, James was extremely interested with that store. So, he has answered the letter accepted Robert's shop to buy the same day. This is an acceptance. An acceptance can be made by acting, orally and in writing courses Under S2 (a) the contract Act 1950 and S2 (b) contract law in 1950 as above, Robert's offer and acceptance of James is very clear. So, there was a valid contract between Robert and James. Robert sold his shop for JamesAfter three months, had on 7 August 2007, at a shop in Bangsar, Joshua had breakfast there; He met two strangers talking about the shop, Robert sold to James. And right away, he sent his letter of acceptance Robert in the same day. The next day is on August 8 2007, Joshua called Robert to discuss Robert's shop. However, Robert refused to sell her shop to Joshua, he sold it to James. He thinks that Joshua was not concerned with his store. After that, Joshua wants to sue Robert. Give advice to Joshua, we must review the previous contract between Joshua and Robert. In fact, after Joshua bargained with Robert to discount stores and Robert did not accept. Joshua doesn't need time to think or talk Robert gave him time to respond. The contract value is not to accept. So, there is no contract between the two Joshua should or should not sue with Robert?Although the contract still worth to accept, it is also unacceptable. Joshua had knowledge about the business of shops between Robert and James when he heard the conversation of two strangers. What will happen, when Joshua have this knowledge? This knowledge can be detrimental for Joshua in court because it is not fair. Also, if you have knowledge of it, did he sue to Robert? Joshua wants to sue Robert was spontaneous and he doesn't have any evidence to accuse Robert
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