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336 OBLIGATIONS<br />

is deemed accepted and binding on the offerer when the<br />

person does that thing, even if he is unaware of the offer.<br />

22 Late acceptance or acceptance which does not comply<br />

with the offer does not constitute acceptance.<br />

It constitutes a new offer.<br />

23 When the person to whom an offer is made rejects it, the<br />

offerer is released in respect of that person.<br />

24 A contract made with a person in bad faith in violation<br />

of an exclusive offer may not be set up against the beneficiary<br />

of the offer, subject to express provision of law.<br />

This provision also applies to preference pacts, also<br />

called promises of first option.<br />

25 An external clause referred to in a contract binds the<br />

parties.<br />

However, if such a clause is not commonly used, it has<br />

no effect unless the party invoking it proves that the other<br />

party was aware of it when the contract was formed. This<br />

provision is imperative.<br />

26 Parties may bind themselves by contract immediately,<br />

while withholding their agreement on certain points.<br />

If there is no subsequent agreement on the reserved<br />

points, the court settles them, taking account of the nature of<br />

the matter and of usage.<br />

// - Qualities of consent<br />

27 Consent must be free and enlightened.<br />

28 Consent is not valid if given by a person who is<br />

incapable of discernment when he gives it.

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