§ 3.Syn Synopsis to Chapter 3: acceptance and rejection of offer

§ 3.1 Two Parties Necessary for a Contract, a Promisor and a Promisee

§ 3.2 In a Bargaining Transaction, Only the Offeree Has Power to Accept

§ 3.3 Assignment of Power by an Option Holder-Irrevocable Offers

§ 3.4 Motive With Which Offeree Renders Performance

§ 3.5 Knowledge of Offer as a Pre-requisite to Acceptance

§ 3.6 Knowledge of the Offer After Part Performance Already Rendered

§ 3.7 Acceptance ''Subject to Approval'' by a Third Party

§ 3.8 Acceptance by Overt Act

§ 3.9 Unilateral Contract-Acceptance by Beginning Requested Performance

§ 3.10 Acceptance of a Published Offer of a Reward for Action or Contest Prize

§ 3.11 When the Words ''I Accept Your Offer'' Would Be Ineffective

§ 3.12 Acceptance by Forbearance From Action

§ 3.13 When Notice of Acceptance Is Necessary

§ 3.14 Notice as a Requisite of Guaranty and Letters of Credit

§ 3.15 Notice as a Condition Distinguished From Notice as an Acceptance

§ 3.16 Offer of a Promise, Requesting Non-promissory Action in Return

§ 3.17 Offer of an ''Act'' for a Promise

§ 3.18 Silence as a Mode of Acceptance

§ 3.19 Can Offeror Make Silence Operate as Acceptance?

§ 3.20 Belated or Conditional Acceptance Followed by Offeror's Silence

§ 3.21 Silence Plus Additional Circumstances

§ 3.22 Multiple Acceptances

§ 3.23 Alternative Modes of Acceptance

§ 3.24 Acceptance by Post

§ 3.25 Acceptance by Telephone or Other Electronic Means

§ 3.26 Withdrawal of a Letter of Acceptance From the Mails

§ 3.27 Acceptance by Telegraph-When Operative

§ 3.28 Acceptance Must Manifest Assent and Be Unconditional

§ 3.29 An Acceptance May Be Unconditional Even Though the Acceptor Makes a Conditional Promise

§ 3.30 Acceptance Not Conditional, Even Though Grumbling or Accompanied by a Request or by a New Offer

§ 3.31 Subsequent Erroneous Interpretation Does Not Make an Acceptance Conditional

§ 3.32 Attempts by the Offeree to Restate in the Acceptance the Terms of the Offer

§ 3.33 Attempts by the Offeree to State in the Acceptance the Legal Operation of the Agreement

§ 3.34 Mode of Acceptance Can Be Prescribed by the Offeror

§ 3.35 Counter-Offers and Their Effect

§ 3.36 Power to Accept an Offer Is Terminated by a Counter-Offer or Conditional Acceptance

§ 3.37 Conditional Acceptances and Counter-Offers Under the Uniform Commercial Code and the United Nations Convention 6

§ 3.38 A Counter-Offer or Rejection by One Who Has a ''Binding Option'' or an Irrevocable Offer Does Not Terminate ...

§ 3.39 Power of Acceptance Not Terminated by a Counter-Offer if Either Offeror or Offeree So Prescribes

§ 3.40 Inquiries and Separate Offers Distinguished From Counter-Offers

§ 3.41 Effect of Rejection of an Offer

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Supp. to § 3.1 Two Parties Necessary for a Contract, a Promisor and a Promisee

Supp. to § 3.2 In a Bargaining Transaction, Only the Offeree Has Power to Accept

Supp. to § 3.5 Knowledge of Offer as a Pre-requisite to Acceptance

Supp. to § 3.7 Acceptance ''Subject to Approval'' by a Third Party

Supp. to § 3.8 Acceptance by Overt Act

Supp. to § 3.9 Unilateral Contract-Acceptance by Beginning Requested Performance

Supp. to § 3.10 Acceptance of a Published Offer of a Reward for Action or Contest Prize

Supp. to § 3.13 When Notice of Acceptance Is Necessary

Supp. to § 3.15 Notice as a Condition Distinguished From Notice as an Acceptance

Supp. to § 3.17 Offer of an ''Act'' for a Promise

Supp. to § 3.18 Silence as a Mode of Acceptance

Supp. to § 3.19 Can Offeror Make Silence Operate as Acceptance?

Supp. to § 3.20 Belated or Conditional Acceptance Followed by Offeror's Silence

Supp. to § 3.21 Silence Plus Additional Circumstances

Supp. to § 3.22 Multiple Acceptances

Supp. to § 3.24 Acceptance by Post

Supp. to § 3.25 Acceptance by Telephone or Other Electronic Means

Supp. to § 3.28 Acceptance Must Manifest Assent and Be Unconditional

Supp. to § 3.29 An Acceptance May Be Unconditional Even Though the Acceptor Makes a Conditional Promise

Supp. to § 3.30 Acceptance Not Conditional, Even Though Grumbling or Accompanied by a Request or by a New Offer

Supp. to § 3.32 Attempts by the Offeree to Restate in the Acceptance the Terms of the Offer

Supp. to § 3.33 Attempts by the Offeree to State in the Acceptance the Legal Operation of the Agreement

Supp. to § 3.34 Mode of Acceptance Can Be Prescribed by the Offeror

Supp. to § 3.35 Counter-Offers and Their Effect

Supp. to § 3.36 Power to Accept an Offer Is Terminated by a Counter-Offer or Conditional Acceptance

Supp. to § 3.37 Conditional Acceptance and Counter-Offers Under the Uniform Commercial Code and the United Nations ...

Supp. to § 3.37A The Revision of Section 2-207 of the Uniform Commercial Code and the ''Layered'' Theory

Supp. to § 3.39 Power of Acceptance not Terminated by a Counter-Offer if Either Offeror or Offeree so Prescribes

Supp. to § 3.41 Effect of Rejection of an Offer

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