Grace offers to sell Misti her car for $5,000.Grace tells Misti,"If I don't hear from you in three days,I'll assume you're buying the car." Four days go by and Grace has not heard from Misti.Does Misti's silence amount to acceptance?

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Because contract law generally requires some objective indication that an offeree intends to contract,the general rule is that an offeree's silence,without more,is not an acceptance.In general,an offeror cannot impose on the offeree a duty to respond to the offer.

Grace Offers to Sell Misti Her Car for $5,000