1836 S STREET TEN. ASS'N, INC. v. Estate of B. Battle

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• noting that “regardless of the parties' actual subjective intentions, the ultimate issue is whether, by their choice of language . . . , they objectively manifested a mutual intent to be bound contractually”
• describing the interplay between a tenant’s right to receive a bona fide offer of sale and the right of first refusal
• noting that the statutory directive pertains to “ambiguity in TOPA’s language”
• if the contract contained all material terms, \the bargain is enforceable even if the parties never reach agreement on the non-material terms.\
• “[A]n offer is, by definition, binding on the offeror if it is properly accepted by the offeree.”
• “[a] valid ‘offer’ must contain all of the material terms of the bargain, and if such an offer is accepted, the bargain is enforceable even if the parties never reach agreement on the non-material terms”

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