Mmmmm! As a lawyer will tell you, in common law, there are 5 elements to a contract between 2 parties. 1. Offer - one party has to make an offer with the price for the item on supply or sale 2. Accept - The other party has to knowingly and clearly accept the offer before the contract is activated 3. Consideration - There must be a payment (consideration) in part or full to seal the commitment. (a deposit) 4. Intent - Both parties must show clear intent to the contract which is clearly stated to both parties. (The contract agreement - terms and conditions) 5. Lack of overhanging conditions - You cannot have a clause like "if I win the lottery" or "if some particular event happens" in the agreement.
The terms and conditions were not clearly stated, therefore there is no binding contract. Good joke. Just being pedantic! Tmoney.
