Contract law: invitations to treat (1). An invitation to treat is an invitation for customers to submit an offer, and indicates a willingness to deal.
The Agreement provides that the buyer will have two days from the last day (five if not specified) that the seller had to respond in writing to the buyerâs corrective proposal. Now that we have formula, letâs see how it works.
If the seller were to respond to your offer after the expiration date, even if they accept it as is, it would then become a counteroffer that would need your countersignature to re-activate the contract and make it valid once again. There are a variety of reasons that a seller may choose not to respond to your offer.