If the means by which an acceptance can be communicated to the offeror is expressly stated in the offer, it is called an "implied authorization."

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When the means by which an acceptance can be communicated to the offeror is expressly stated in the offer, it is called an "express authorization." Implied authorization refers to the situation where the method of acceptance is not specifically stated but is inferred from the circumstances, nature of the transaction, or conduct of the parties.

If the Means by Which an Acceptance Can Be Communicated