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> If a server at a restaurant says "hey, we're out of the strip cut, would you like a filet mignon instead at the same price?" In this case, the restaurant off
by balls187 4y ago
> If a server at a restaurant says "hey, we're out of the strip cut, would you like a filet mignon instead at the same price?"
In this case, the restaurant offered, which is not a mistake, and IANAL, but arguably "hey, we're out of the strip cut, would you like a filet mignon instead at the same price?" sounds close to a verbal contract.
- crooked-v 4y agoTesla installing a larger battery and configuring the car for it is the same kind of 'mistake' as a restaurant server offering and billing something that the restaurant manager disagrees with. "Whoops, our front-line employee wasn't supposed to do that" doesn't mean they then get to take something away literally years later.