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· 2/23/1910

Andrews v. Mines Corp.

Citations

  • 205 Mass. 121
  • 91 N.E. 122
  • 1910 Mass. LEXIS 980

How courts have described this case

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  • “[A]pplying the usual rule that where no time for the performance of a contract is fixed by it, the law will assume that a reasonable time is intended.”
  • offer defined as notification by one to another of willingness to enter contract on terms specified in offer
  • “[W]here no time for the performance of a contract is fixed by it, the law will assume that a reasonable time is intended.”
  • “[A] mere statement of a person’s willingness to enter into negotiations with another person is in no sense an offer and cannot be accepted so as to form a binding contract.”

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Judges: Knowlton

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