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The document provides an overview of the principles of acceptance under the Contract Act of 1872, emphasizing that acceptance must be an unqualified expression and communicated to the offeror to be effective. It discusses various rules regarding the communication of acceptance, including the requirement for it to be expressed clearly, the implications of silence, and the relevance of the offeree's knowledge of the offer. Additionally, it outlines the legal provisions related to revocation of proposals and acceptances in the context of Bangladeshi law.

























