I want only this part answer 6. Discuss in detail the:-- there must be a good valid binding enforceable offer at law (meaning offer must be certain & offer must be communicated)- give cases under certainty (guthing v lynn, ahmad meah v nacodah merican & find case for communication of offer R v Clarke etc)State facts of the case:- Held:- (Write in essay form please)Relate certainty n communication of offer to the case (group assignment). State your opinion. -

Question: Robert wanted to sell his colonial two storey, bungalow set in sprawling grounds behind ELCC for RM5 Million ringgit and move abroad. Robert advertised this offer in various outlets including the high society Malaysian Tatler, magazine but no one has taken up his offer. One day as he was tucking up into his hinch at Modesto's restaurant at Jalan Imbi, a well-heeled high society lady and heiress walked in. Robert recognised her as an old friend he used to hang up during his student days in England To cut matters short, Robert told Marcheline about his desire to move abroad and to sell off the property he got from his grandparents behind KLCC. Robert told her she could find the offer in the advertisement he had written in Tatler Malaysia's October 2021 edition. Marcheline listened intently and asked him how much was price anyway. Robert said, "for you, it will be 3 Million." After lunch was over, Robert proceeded to drive Marcheline himself to Jalan Ina just to show her the impressive colonial bungalow. Upon seeing the same. Marcheline was bowled over. She promised she would decide on the property before II" of November, 2021. Days gone by. but Robert has not beard from the heiress. So on 11" of November 2021. Robert has written a message on ber Whats App phone number but there was no reply. The message was read by her because there was a blue tick but she was silent On 15" of November, Robert wrote again this time by email telling her be would be willing to reduce the price to 2.5 Million on condition that she would agree to this before December 25. Much to Robert's delight the heiress rang him herself and told him she would be very happy to tie the deal with him but "please cut down the terrible weeping willow tree: you have by the pool because I want the house same the willow tree:" and "please change all the curtains inside to light green, not beige as you have LOW." Days proceeded quickly and matters have been drawn up by the lawyers for both sides with initial deposit to be made on 21" December, 2021; however Robert received a call a day before from an agent working for the heiress saying that she would no longer proceed with the purchase because "certain conditions have not been met." Robert then remembered about the curtains which he did nothing and he has also forgomer to cut down the trees. Various attempts had been made to contact the heiress but she could not be contacted and even if she did, she would not reply. Robert was at his wits end because along the way he had rejected other potential clients even from seeing the bungalow Now, feeling utterly dejected and in despair Robert had mstructed his lawyers to sue the heiress for breach of contract Advise on the rights and or liabilities of both Robert and Marcbeling under the laws of contract therein