In this case the defendant presented Wallops for promotional competition at a face value of $240. The plaintiff ordered 5000 Wallops on phone at a negotiated price of $230 each. Later, he ran into financial constraint forcing him to ask for six months to pay and the defendant agreed.
However, the defendant’s solicitor served Paul with a written notice after two months asking for prompt payment in full. It is worth noting that the entry form at the shop where the Wallops were displayed at $240 stated in part that the contract is not legally enforceable but will be binding in honour only. The quagmire herein necessitates professional advice as to determine the plaintiff’s position in the following areas:
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