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- The Satanita [1897] AC 59 is an English contract law case, decided in the Court of Appeal, which concerned the formation of a contract. It is notable because it stands as an example of a case which does not fit the typical pattern of offer and acceptance that English law purports to require to find agreement. (en)
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- Valkyrie II, the victim of The Satanita (en)
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- Clarke v Earl of Dunraven (en)
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- Offer and acceptance, rules of game (en)
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- The Satanita [1897] AC 59 is an English contract law case, decided in the Court of Appeal, which concerned the formation of a contract. It is notable because it stands as an example of a case which does not fit the typical pattern of offer and acceptance that English law purports to require to find agreement. (en)
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