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the second stage of contract formation is the acceptance of an offer by the offeree an offer Rohr is the person who makes an offer and the offer E is the person who can create the contract by accepting the offer the purpose of this presentation is to provide general information about accepting an offer this presentation includes basic concepts relating to accepting an offer the differences between accepting unilateral and bilateral contracts complications that arise when accepting contracts and an explanation of the mailbox rule an acceptance is a clear and unequivocal articulation of agreeing to the offer of another person the ability of an offer e to accept is determined by the offer an offer or can give the power of acceptance to a single person a specific group of people a class of people or anyone that meets the requirements of the offer the author will determine whether the offer we can accept by words or performance unless the offer specifically states otherwise the offer may be accepted in any reasonable manner finally the offer II still must know of the offer and agree to the terms of the offer to be a valid acceptance let's look at unilateral versus bilateral contracts a unilateral contract is a contract where the offer or makes a promise in exchange for an act in offer e accepts unilateral offer by performing the requested act bilateral contract is where the offer or makes a promise in return for a promise to do something in the future in all Furi accepts a bilateral contract by promising to do something unilateral and bilateral contracts have different complications that can affect contract formation therefore it's necessary to determine at the outset whether a contract is unilateral or bilateral in nature consider the following examples Eric wants to have his fence painted by Dan Eric Cole's dad and says if but only if you paint my fans blue then I'll pay you 150 dollars this anticipates a unilateral contract because Eric promised to pay then once he painted the fence alternatively Eric could have said to Dan if you tell me that you're going to paint my fence then I'll pay you 150 dollars this anticipates a bilateral contract because Eric has promised to pay then in return for Dan agreeing to paint the fence in the real world Eric will probably just say Dan will you paint my fence for 150 since it's unclear whether this anticipates a bilateral or unilateral contract the law allows Dan to accept it by either painting the fence or promising to paint the fence in the future in order to accept Dan must either just start painting the fence or tell Eric that he will paint the fence in such a case the offer is presumed to anticipate a bilateral contract in general where it's unclear what type of response is anticipated the presumption is that a bilateral contract is anticipated because people generally don't want to be...