- Flynote
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Sales - Contract - Offer and acceptance - Time of payment.
- Case summary
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An offer to sell immovable property for a definite price, payable in manner to be arranged, is not an offer to sell for payment of cash against transfer; and, apart from agreement as to the method of payment, can only be turned into a contract of sale by acceptance and tender of the price.
[Joubert vs. Enslin (1910), A.D., applied.]
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