Question

On September 5 Robert wrote to Cameron offering to sell 50 metric tons of wheat at $250 per metric tonne. On September 7 Cameron posted a reply in which he accepted Robert's offer but added that if he did not hear to the contrary he would assume that the price included delivery to his (Cameron's) warehouse. The following morning, before Cameron's letter arrived at Robert's office, Robert read a posting on the internet which stated that the price of wheat was about to fall and he immediately sent an email to Cameron stating 'our price of $250 includes delivery'.

On receiving Robert's email at 10am on September 8, Cameron posted a letter to Robert confirming his acceptance of Robert's terms. By mid-day, however, Cameron also saw the posting on the internet which indicated that wheat prices were about to fall and, having considered the matter, sent an email to Robert stating 'I do not accept your offer of wheat'.

The price of wheat fell to $230 per metric tonne and Cameron refuses to accept any wheat from Robert.

Question 1: Advise Robert regarding the above.

Question 2. Which Type Of Statute Prohibits An Activity That Used To Be Permitted Or Permits An Activity That Used To Be Prohibited?

Question 3. Which Is Not A Fundamental Freedom Under The Charter Of Rights And Freedoms?

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Question 5. State What Is Not True About Evidence At A Civil Litigation Trial?

Question 6. What Is The Remedy In Civil Litigation Is Designed To Make Amends To The Victim For Loss Suffered By The Victim?

Question 7. What Is The Remedy In Civil Litigation Is Designed To Make The Guilty Party Fulfill His Or Her Obligation Or Promise To The Injured Party?

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