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A offers to sell his car for Rs. 50,000 to B.B says he would buy it for Rs. 40,000. This is a case of
Counter offers
Implied offers
Direct offers
Express offers
- Option 1: Counter Offers
- A counter offer occurs when a person responds to an offer with a different proposal.
- In this case, B’s response to A’s offer by suggesting Rs. 40,000 instead of Rs. 50,000 is a counter offer.
- A counter offer effectively rejects the original offer.
- Option 2: Implied Offers
- These are offers that are not expressed directly but can be inferred from actions or circumstances.
- This scenario does not fit implied offers, as the negotiations are explicit.
- Option 3: Direct Offers
- A direct offer is a clear and straightforward proposition made by one party to another.
- A's original offer is direct, but B’s response is not in this category.
- Option 4: Express Offers
- These are offers clearly stated in written or spoken words.
- A’s and B’s statements in this context are express, but the focus is on B’s counter offer.
Correct Answer: Option 1 - Counter Offers
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