QUESTION 9 Which is true? Oral or written acceptance may not be necessary where: The parties have dealt with each other in the past occasionally Where the parties are well known to each other Where the parties are in the same industry and custom within that industry suggests that formal acceptance All of the options QUESTION 10 To aid interpretation the courts will sometimes consider extrinsic materials such as speeches made by the minister Which of the following is the best example of this approach in the 21st century? The literal rule, where the court simply looks at the words of the statute. The Golden rule, where the courts seek to avoid absurdity and consider the intention of parliament when there The purposive approach, where the court will look closely at the objects of the legislation le why did parliament The mischief rule, where the court will choose the interpretation that promotes the object of the legislation whe interpretations. QUESTION 11 Acceptance does not occur if there is a material alteration to the terms of the offer was the reason for the decision Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Turner, Kempson v Camm Masters v Cameron None of the options