NCA Contracts Practice Questions - NCA Canadian Contract Law Examination Exam

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A hardware store displays a chainsaw in its window with a price tag of $199. A customer enters, points to the chainsaw, and says, "I accept your offer to sell it for $199." The store refuses to sell. Applying the Canadian common law on display of goods, what is the correct characterization of the price-tagged display?

An invitation to treat, so no contract was formed by the customer's words A binding offer that the customer accepted, forming a contract A unilateral offer accepted by the customer's conduct in pointing A counter-offer that the store was bound to honour

Correct Answer:

An invitation to treat, so no contract was formed by the customer's words

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