In respect to a purported contract an offer made to a person is ineffective if:

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For an offer to be effective, it must be communicated to the person to whom it is directed. If the offer is not brought to their notice, they cannot accept it. Making an offer to a group of people without specifying who can accept it also makes the offer ineffective as it does not create a clear contract between specific parties. Making an offer to the whole world is not a viable or practical means of creating a contract as it lacks specificity and acceptance. Writing is not always necessary for a contract to be formed; verbal agreements can be legally binding in some cases.

In Respect to a Purported Contract an Offer Made to a Person