Question

True/False In Hyde v Wrench (1840), the court held that a counter offer destroyed the original offer, making it no longer open for acceptance.

Answer 1

True. In Hyde v Wrench (1840), the court held that a counteroffer made by one party to the other party destroyed the original offer, rendering it no longer open for acceptance. This principle is based on the idea that a counteroffer constitutes a rejection of the original offer, terminating its validity.

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