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Choose the correct answers from the following alternatives given
Specific terms and conditions of an offer must be communicated _________________.

A

before the acceptance of offer

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after the acceptance of offer

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none of these

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acceptance of offer

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Solution

The correct option is A before the acceptance of offer
Specific terms and conditions of an offer must be communicated before the acceptance of offer. Completeness of the message which is to be delivered should be ensured and hence all the terms and conditions of an offer should be known to the the person to whom the offer is made in order to avoid further miscommunication.

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