Asked by Nyasia Green on Jul 08, 2024

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Tonya runs a bakery and she wants to attract new customers. She publishes an ad in a community newspaper indicating that the first 200 people who come in on Monday the 24th of August can buy a muffin for just $1 if they arrive between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM and bring in a dollar bill. Is Tonya's ad an offer?

A) No, it is an offer to make an offer.
B) No, because advertisements can never be offers.
C) No, because it does not reflect Tonya's specific intent to make an offer.
D) Yes, because all advertisements are offers.
E) Yes, because it specified a limited quantity and provided a specific means by which the offer could be accepted.

Specific Intent

Specific intent entails a particular mental state in which a person engages in an act with a specific purpose or objective in mind.

  • Interpret the legal effectiveness of advertisements as offers.
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Brian WojcioJul 14, 2024
Final Answer :
E
Explanation :
Tonya's ad is considered an offer because it specifies a limited quantity (first 200 people) and provides a specific means by which the offer could be accepted (arriving between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM on the specified date with a dollar bill), which indicates a clear intent to be bound by those terms.