A contract is entered into either by the acceptance of an offer, or by behavior of the parties which adequately indicates consent.
An offer shall be specific enough when it refers to goods and, expressly or implicitly, fixes the
amount and the price or provides information which permits them to be determined.
A proposal to enter into a contract addressed to one or more specific individualsshall constitute an offer if it is sufficiently specific and it indicates its author’s will to be bound in case of acceptance.
A proposal addressed to unspecific individuals is considered only asaninvitationto make an offer,unless thepersonthatmade the proposaldid not clearly indicate thecontrary.
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In force from 16-05-2011
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Section 241 of the Acte uniforme révisé portant sur le droit commercial général/akn/ohada/act/loi/2010-12-15/audcg-2010
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