Revocation of an offer is effective when: A} It is posted. B} It is communicated to the offeree by the offeror. C} It is the intention of the offeror to revoke. D} It is communicated to the offeree by a reliable third party. Select one: D a. A O b. Aand B O c. B and D C) d. Aand C The case of Esondo Finance Corporation Ltd v Peat Mon-Vick Hungen'bro's is best known for its statements in relation to: Select one: C) a. _he duty of care that employees owe O b. "he duty of care that supermarkets owe O c. "he duty of care that auditors owe D d. "he duty of care that employers owe In applying the reasonable bystander test: 0 a. "he oral representation does not need to be promissory in nature 0 b. "he oral representation must be agreed on some time before the contract is made 0 c. "he oral representation does not need to be in a written document to be a term D d. "he oral representation must be in a document that is contractual in nature A person providing professional services will be taken to have exercised reasonable care if it can be established: Select one: O a. That the person acted in a manner generally accepted by other professionals in the field as competent practice O b. That the person was an exceptionally talented member of the profession well known for their experimentations O c. That the person was not a member of the profession in which it is alleged that they have provided a service within O d. That the person acted in a manner contrary to other professionals in the field Which of the following statements is false regarding the rules of representations and terms O a. All of the options O b. A mere puff can be an express term O c. Mere representations are promissory in nature O d. Terms can only be written X (a baker) promises to give Y (a police officer) $100. Which of the following is insufficient consideration for that promise? Select one: O a. A promise by Y to bake a cake O b. A promise by Y to drive him to work for a week O c. A promise by Y to perform his existing public duty as a police officer O d. A promise by Y to give up a legal claim