You must take each matter as it presents itself, and decide what the outcome would be for each of the parties. You need to state reason for your answer rather than giving yes or no answer.(A) The precise nature of the communication sent by Amanda to Belinda, and whether communication of acceptance is required.(B) Whether Belinda had entered into a binding contract with Amanda.(C) Whether Amanda is bound to keep the offer open until the end of the month.(D) Whether Amanda and Charlene have entered into a binding contract.(E) Whether Amanda and Davina have entered into a binding contract.

Question 2 On March 1, 2020 Amanda wrote to Belinda offering to sell her a 'Blue Butterfly' stamp, for $50,000. She promised to keep the offer open until the end of the month. Belinda replied to Amanda by mail on March 20, 2019 saying: 'I accept your offer provided that the stamp is authenticated by a recognized an 'independent expert'. On March 23, 2020 Amanda wrote to Charlene offering to sell her, her 'Blue Butterfly' stamp for $70,000. On the same day (and ignorant of Amanda's offer) Charlene wrote to Amanda offering her $70,000 for the 'Blue Butterfly' stamp. On March 29, 2020 Davina telephoned Amanda and left a message on Amanda's answering machine, offering $100,000 for the 'Blue Butterfly' stamp provided that Amanda accepted before the end of the month. Amanda heard the message on March 30, 2020. She telephoned Davina's office at once. There was no reply so he left a message on the answering machine accepting Davina's offer. Davina did not hear the message until after he returned from a foreign visit on April 4, 2020