offeree
Bid consideration party
An offeree is the person or party to whom an offer is made, particularly in contract law.
The offeree can accept, reject, or counter the offer: The offeree had thirty days to respond to the purchase agreement.
The term pairs with offeror, the one making the offer.
Consent to receive
- considerationCareful thought or compensation
- termsConditions of an agreement
- conditionsPrevailing state of affairs
- negotiationDiscussion seeking mutual accord
assent · binding · obligation · revocation · rejection · mutuality · enforceability · execution
Designated asset receiver
- granteeReceiver of awarded funds
- doneeRecipient of a transfer
- transfereeRecipient of relocation
- assigneeRecipient of transferred rights
licensee · lessee · trustee · vendee · consignee · addressee · payee · heir
Maximum amount containable
- consentVoluntary agreement given
- competencySufficient ability for something
- duressCoercion through threats
- misrepresentationFalse or misleading statement
fraud · voidable · enforceable · rescission · restitution · estoppel · waiver · breach
acceptance
Consent to receive
- considerationCareful thought or compensation
- termsConditions of an agreement
- conditionsPrevailing state of affairs
negotiation · assent · binding · obligation · revocation · rejection · mutuality · enforceability · execution · ratification
beneficiary
Designated asset receiver
- granteeReceiver of awarded funds
- doneeRecipient of a transfer
- transfereeRecipient of relocation
assignee · licensee · lessee · trustee · vendee · consignee · addressee · payee · heir · legatee
capacity
Maximum amount containable
- consentVoluntary agreement given
- competencySufficient ability for something
- duressCoercion through threats
misrepresentation · fraud · voidable · enforceable · rescission · restitution · estoppel · waiver · breach · remedy
- job offerFormal employment invitation
- peace offeringGesture to end conflict
- special offerPromotional price incentive
- initial public offeringFirst stock market sale
- make an offerPropose terms for exchange
- offer upPresent devotionally or formally
offer, offering, offered, offers, proffer, proffered, counteroffer, offeror, unoffered