Law · Indian Contract Act
In the case of a general offer, which of the following is correct for establishing a valid contract?
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- 1Knowledge of the offer is legally irrelevant as long as the act is completed.
- 2The acceptor may acquire knowledge of the offer after the performance of the condition.
- 3The acceptor must have knowledge of the offer before acceptance by performance.✓
- 4The acceptor need not have knowledge of the offer.
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The acceptor must have knowledge of the offer before acceptance by performance.
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