FE-1 Law Of Contract Practice Questions - FE-1 Final Examination - First Part Law Of Contract Exam

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A shopkeeper displays a jacket in the window marked "€50". A customer enters and says, "I will take that jacket at the marked price." The shopkeeper refuses to sell. Which statement best reflects Irish contract law?

The display is an invitation to treat; the customer's statement is the offer, which the shopkeeper may refuse. The display is an offer, so the shopkeeper is bound to sell once the customer indicated acceptance. A binding contract was formed the moment the customer entered the shop intending to buy. The shopkeeper must sell because advertising a price is a unilateral offer to the world.

Correct Answer:

The display is an invitation to treat; the customer's statement is the offer, which the shopkeeper may refuse.

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