Mr. A wrote and mailed to Mr. B offering to sell his truck worth $10,500.00. In response, Mr. B replied by mail with a counteroffer of $8,000.00. Days later, Mr. B wrote again to Mr. A and said that he accepted the offer of $10,500.00 and the letter reached to Mr. A. Though there was an acceptance to the offer, but Mr. A decided to sell his truck to other interested party. 1. Is there a binding contract between Mr. A & B? If yes or no, please support your statement.

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Mr. A wrote and mailed to Mr. B offering to sell his truck worth $10,500.00. In response, Mr. B replied by mail with a counteroffer of $8,000.00. Days later, Mr. B wrote again to Mr. A and said that he accepted the offer of $10,500.00 and the letter reached to Mr. A. Though there was an acceptance to the offer, but Mr. A decided to sell his truck to other interested party.

1. Is there a binding contract between Mr. A & B? If yes or no, please support your statement.

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Step 1: Introduce contract laws

Contract law states that an offer and its acceptance by the party to whom the offer was made is of prime importance when it comes to the formation of the contract. This represents the agreement of both parties to the terms and conditions that will govern the contract. Acceptance can be done by verbal or written communication, however, actions can also call for acceptance in special circumstances.

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