Law, 06.12.2021 01:50 deontehiggins42
Under the "mailbox rule," an acceptance is usually effective upon the transmission or dispatch by the offeree. However,
an attempt by the offeree to accept by non-authorized means is not effective until the acceptance is actually received by
the offeror and the offeror agrees to waive the non-authorized method.
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