Acceptance

• Acceptance is the final and unconditional agreement to all the terms of an offer.
• Acceptance cannot be silence (Felthouse).
• An offeror can require a specific form of acceptance although these requirements can be waived (Yates).
• Auto generation in an email can be the same as a signature on paper (Rees).
• The postal rule stated that where post is the usual form of communication and it has been properly addressed and stamped, then acceptance is at the time of posting (Wells).
• In any other circumstances, acceptance occurs when the offeror is aware of the acceptance (Entores).
• Electronic acceptance occurs when the message is opened (Brinkibon)
• Acceptance may be conduct (Brogden).