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Law no (22) of 2004 Regarding Promulgating the Civil Code

Law Summary Record Type: LawNumber: 22Date: 30/06/2004 Corresponding to 13/05/1425 HijriNumber of Articles: 1188Status: In force

Official Gazette :Issue: 11Offcial Journal Issue Publication Date: 08/08/2004 Corresponding to 22/06/1425 HijriPage from: 364

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Correspondence of Offer and Acceptance

75 Article

Where the offer is made during the contract session without containing a time limit for acceptance, both parties shall retain the option until the session ends. Where the offeror retracts his offer or the session ends without acceptance, the offer shall be considered terminated.

76 Article

Save as otherwise agreed or required by law or customary usage, the contract shall be deemed to have been concluded if the offer is accepted.

77 Article

A contract concluded by correspondence shall be deemed to have been made at the time and place when and where acceptance reaches the offeror's notice, unless otherwise agreed or required by law or usage.

78 Article

A contract made by telephone, over the internet, or by any other similar means shall, in respect of time, be regarded as having been concluded between present contracting parties. Such contract shall, in respect of place, be regarded as having been concluded between absent contracting parties.

79 Article

Where the contracting parties have agreed on all the essential terms of the contract and have left certain details to be agreed at a later date without stipulating that, failing agreement on these details, the contract shall not be concluded, the contract shall be deemed to have been concluded.
In the event of a dispute regarding those details not yet agreed upon, the court shall resolve the dispute according to the nature of the transaction, the provisions of the law and custom, and the rules of justice.

80 Article

Where the contracting parties agree that their affairs shall be governed by the provisions of a standard contract or standard regulations, such provisions shall apply unless any party proves that they had no notice of such provisions or had no opportunity to discover them at the time of the agreement.
Where such provisions of which no notice has been taken are essential, the contract shall be invalid. If the provisions are auxiliary, the judge shall resolve any dispute arising therefrom in accordance with the nature of the transaction, current usage and the rules of justice.

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