Who is an offeree?

Whether a late acceptance becoming effective depends on ( ). A: the decision of the offeree B: the decision of the offeror C: the decisions of both the offeror and offeree D: local law and regulations

The revocation can be communicated to the offeree at any times and need be made by the offeror.

According to CISG, a contract can be established when ( ) A: an acceptance arrives at the offeror B: both seller and buyer sign on a written contract C: the contract is approved by authorities D: an offer reaches the offeree E: the offeree dispatches an acceptance

Any offer could be withdrawn if the withdrawal reaches the offeree before or at the same time as the offer.

( )is the one who makes an offer. A: Offeree B: Both C: Offeror D: Acceptor

中国大学MOOC: When the offeree makes modification to the ( ), his reply may not be seen as a counteroffer.

A cabled offer reached the offeree on 12/03. However one day before the offeror had informed the offeree by fax that the offer had been invalid. This act can be considered as ( ). A: a withdrawal of an offer B: an amendment of an offer C: a new offer D: a revocation of an offer

中国大学MOOC: Any offer can be withdrawn if the withdrawal reaches the offeree before an acceptance is dispatched.

Once the counter-offer is made, the original offer is no longer valid, and the offeree now becomes the offeror as the counter-offer becomes the new offer.