In Dickinson v Dodds it was held that… A) a third party may effectively communicate the revocation of an offer by an offeror B) only the offeror can effectively revoke his or her own offer C) a third party may effectively revoke an offer even if they do not have the offeror's permission D) offers once made cannot be revoked

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In Dickinson v Dodds, it was established that a third party can effectively communicate the revocation of an offer by the offeror, demonstrating that the revocation of an offer does not necessarily have to be communicated directly by the offeror to the offeree.

In Dickinson V Dodds It Was Held That…