Week 3

please read theLefkowitz v. Great Minneapolis Surplus Storecase. Then, answer the questions following the case, which read: 1. If the normal rule is that display advertisements in newspapers and the like are not offers, but rather invitations to make an offer, why was this different? Why did the court hold that this was an offer? 2. What is the rationale for the rule that a display ad is usually not an offer? 3. If a newspaper display advertisement reads, "This offer is good for two weeks," is it still only an invitation to make an offer, or is it an offer? 4. Is a listing by a private seller for the sale of a trailer on Craigslist or in the weekly classified advertisements an offer or an invitation to make an offer?"