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Rue/False In the case of Grainger v Cough [1896], the price list in the defendant's catalogue was considered an offer to sell wine at a certain price, forming a fully forme…

Rue/False In the case of Grainger v Cough [1896], the price list in the defendant's catalogue was considered an offer to sell wine at a certain price, forming a fully forme…
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rue/False In the case of Grainger v Cough [1896], the price list in the defendant's catalogue was considered an offer to sell wine at a certain price, forming a fully formed contract.

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false

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the house of lords held that the price list must be construted as an invitation or treat

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