9 / 19 100% + Answer the following questions based on the scenario above: 1. Has Albert communicated his offer to both, Benjamin, and Cathy? Apply the relevant statutory provisions and caselaw in Malaysian contract law to determine whether communication has taken place? 2. Between the email sent by Benjamin and the letter sent by Cathy, whose case would be successful against Albert in arguing that his offer has been accepted? Your answer should refer to the relevant statutory provisions and caselaw in Malaysian contract law.Tutorial 4: Offer and Acceptance - Question 2 I Albert makes an offer to Benjamin and Cathy by email on 1 February 2021. In his email he says he is offering to sell them this Van Gaff painting for RM 500,000 which is 10% below the market price. Albert also wrote that his offer is only open until 11 February 2021 and that if they are keen, they should accept it before the stipulated time. Nothing additional is mentioned. Benjamin writes to Albert on 4 February 2021, that he will accept to buy the painting for the stipulated price. While the email reaches Albert's inbox on 4 February 2021, it goes into the junk folder. Cathy wrote a letter accepting Albert's offer on 6 February 2021. However due to a mix-up at the post-office, the letter was only delivered to Albert on 13 February 2021