Multiple choice

Offer must he:

  1. General

  2. Specific

  3. Incapable of Communication

  4. Possible
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B Correct answer
Explanation

An offer must be specific and definite to be valid in contract law. It must clearly express the intention to create legal obligations and contain all essential terms. A general or vague proposal that lacks specificity cannot constitute a valid offer. The requirement of specificity ensures that the offeree knows exactly what is being proposed and can give informed consent. Offers that are incapable of communication or merely 'possible' fail this fundamental requirement.

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