AUDIO Case Study – Contract Lessons from Carlill vs Carbolic Smoke on Offer and Acceptance in Unilateral Contracts

Description

In this episode, we explore the landmark case of Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. (1893) and its pivotal role in shaping the rules of offer and acceptance in unilateral contracts. This case clarified how an offer can be accepted by performing the specified act, rather than by merely promising to perform. For contract managers, this case holds important lessons about contract formation, advertising claims, and managing offers effectively. Join us as we break down the case and offer actionable insights to avoid common contract pitfalls.