Author Question: An advertisement for a certain boat states that the purchase price is 2,000. It is actually 20,000. ... (Read 37 times)

jjjetplane · **on:** Aug 3, 2018

An advertisement for a certain boat states that the purchase price is 2,000. It is actually 20,000. A customer comes to the store, plunks down 2,000, and demands the boat. Is there a contract?

A) Yes, because the offer was accepted without knowledge of the mistake.
B) No, because the advertisement was just an invitation to make an offer.
C) No, because the mistaken price is so low it would be unfair to enforce it.
D) Yes, because the advertisement is a legitimate offer which the offeror must honor.

Question 2

The preponderance of the evidence means that proof or evidence presented is not more than likely than likely.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false