If the offer remain silent? whether the offer will be consider accepted or not explain the legal status.

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jamilur Rehman
26-May-2014

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Question added by jamilur Rehman , Operation Manager , Sky Gulf Travel And Tourism
Date Posted: 2014/05/26

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by Muhammad Fathy , Legal Counsel , Delta Corporation

Yes, if:

1) the offer is completely in the favor of the offeree; or

2) if the offeree carry out an act that is definitely explained as acceptance to the offer.

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by P SATHEESH KUMAR , Senior Manager (Litigations & Compliance) , Fullerton India Credit Company Ltd.

Yes, we can considered the offer may accepted if there is no specific condition / clause not mentioned in the offer.

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