No. They invite you to make the offer to buy the item. They then accept by taking your - Wrath of the Barclay

No. They invite you to make the offer to buy the item. They then accept by taking your

cash.

see: Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain v Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Ltd

Posted By: Tony Martin on March 14th 2012 at 08:44:55

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Another great publicity stunt from Tesco (General Chat) - Klobo04, Mar 14, 00:53:58
- Invitation to treat intut (n/m) (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 08:13:38
  - Payne vs Cave is the test case for this I believe (General Chat) - KentonCanary, Mar 14, 10:19:24
    - fisher v Bell and Boots case actually. your case is about auctions (n/m) (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 10:46:02
  - Would it be different if it was marked up as such in a physical shop? (General Chat) - duke of york, Mar 14, 08:23:56
    - No. They invite you to make the offer to buy the item. They then accept by taking your (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 08:44:55
      - is that the one about a flick-knife? (n/m) (General Chat) - Monty Peculiar, Mar 14, 09:34:12
        
        no thats Fisher v Bell I think (n/m) (General Chat) - Tony Martin, Mar 14, 09:55:52
    - I don't think it would actually (General Chat) - duke of york, Mar 14, 08:25:41
      - thats correct (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Mar 14, 08:42:04
        
        Think they have wording to the effect that if it's priced wrongly they have the right to (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, Mar 14, 08:45:13
- Tesco well within their rights (n/m) (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Mar 14, 06:36:34

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