Case studies: pharmaceutical society v boots

items were paid for (in which case there was no breach du to the presence of the pharmacist at the till). Held The Court of Appeal held that the defendant was not in bi intract was completed on payment under the supervision of the pham goods on the shelves were not an offer which was accepted when the ci rather, the proper construction was that the customer made an offer t ng at the till, which was accepted when payment was taken. This analy fact that the customer would have been free to return any of the items to the shelves before a payment had been made. Questions: 1. At what stage of a purchase in a self-serve store is there an acceptance of offer? 2. Is the customer bound to a purchase once they place an item in their basket? 3. Are boots liable for selling poisons without a pharmacist's supervision