Min receives an advertising catalogue in the post from a nearby electronics' shop, Tu Pty Ltd, offering a new laptop for $200. This is an error. The price should have read $750. Min goes to the shop and advises the owner that she accepts the offer. The owner of the shop refuses to sell the new laptop at the advertised price. Applying common law contract principles only and ignoring the application of the Australian Consumer Law, can Min demand that the company sell the laptop to her for $200? Use case examples and legal principles to support the analysis in the answer.

Do not discuss statute law.