Question

Adel wrote Abdullah, "I will sell you my house and lot at 419 West Lombard Street, San Francisco, California for $950,000 payable upon

merchantable deed, deal to be completed within 60 days of the date of your acceptance." Assuming that Adel's letter contains terms which,
are deemed sufficiently certain and definite, which of the following statements is correct?
Select one:
a. Adel's letter is not an offer unless Abdullah thought Adel intended to make an offer.
b. Adel's letter is an offer if a reasonable person with full knowledge of the circumstances would be justified in thinking it was intended as an
offer.
C. Adel's letter is not an offer unless both Adel and Abdullah considered it as an offer.
d. Adel's letter is not an offer unless Adel intended it to be an offer.

Answer 1

Adel's letter is not an offer unless both Adel and Abdullah considered it as an offer.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the context given above is an offer if the letter is accepted by both the parties as an offer. Here Adel is writing a letter where he wants to sell his house $950000 payable upon merchant deed and this deal has to be completed within 60 days the day when it was accepted. In this letter he is also mentioning that he wants to sell the house to Abdullah. Hence this letter becomes a deal when both of them accept it from their parts.