...if an answer is transmitted in due course of mail, accepting them ; and that it cannot be withdraivn unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom it is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted.'1'' Although this decision was...

...arisen to call for a decision upon the point. In America it was decided some years ago that " an offer cannot be withdrawn unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom it is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted " : Tayloe v. Merchants' Fire Insurance...

...the terms tendered, if an answer is transmitted in due course of mail, accepting them ; and that it cannot be withdrawn unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom it is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted." Although this decision was given...

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...arisen to call for a decision upon the point. In America it was decided some years ago that " an offer cannot be withdrawn unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom it is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted," Tayloe v. Merchants Fire Insurance...

...the terras tendered, if an answer is transmitted in due course of mail, accepting them; and that it cannot be withdrawn unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom it is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted. This view of the effect of the...

...prepared. Then as to the attempted retraction: An offer made by letter, which is to be answered in the same way, cannot be withdrawn unless the withdrawal reaches...party to whom it is addressed before he has accepted. An uncomrnunicated revocation is in law no revocation at all. Benj. Sales, § 44; Taylor v. Merchants'...

...the terms tendered, if an answer is transmitted in due course of mail, accepting them ; s.ndthat it cannot be withdrawn unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom it is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted." Although this decision was given...

...Impaired by the fact that a revocation had been mailed before the letter of acceptance, * * • It cannot be withdrawn, unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom It Is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted." So, where the termination of a...

...the terms tendered, if an answer is transmitted in due course of mail, accepting them ; and that it cannot be withdrawn unless the withdrawal reaches the party to whom it is addressed before his letter of reply announcing the acceptance has been transmitted. This view of the effect of the...