The question in this case is whether an exchange of letters between the parties constituted a contract, or more specifically, whether the letter of March 14, 1949, from defendant to plaintiff, constituted an offer or an invitation to negotiate, and if an offer, whether plaintiff's reply of March 15, 1949, was an acceptance. If the first letter could be considered an offer of alternatives, it might be said that the reply was an acceptance, although it did not indicate which...
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