After taking into account the information you have provided, as well as all relevant laws of Tanzania, we are of the following opinion that: Conclusion EXAMPLE: [A short conclusion that gives an opinion or recommendation on the legal issues for the assigned problem.] 3.2 Question No. 2 If the Ministers ………. Nothing in this notice should be construed as expressing an opinion regarding any representations or warranties or other information or materials considered in connection with this notice, except as expressly confirmed herein. This notice is intended solely for the benefit of ABC CO. and may not be relied upon, used or displayed by any other person or for any other purpose. Introduction EXAMPLE: [A brief explanation of the purpose of writing in one paragraph.] Body EXAMPLE: [For each question, add a title, specify the question or problem, give a brief answer to the question in which you express your opinion, and then perform the detailed legal analysis.] EXAMPLE Title: [For the above formatting, use a typical format for business letterheads (e.g., sender contact information, recipient contact information, date, and subject line).] 5.2 This statement is based on the information provided to us. SIGNATURE BLOCK EXAMPLE: [For lower formatting, use a typical business letter format for the signature block: (i) a closure (e.g. “Sincerely” or “Most sincerely yours”) and (ii) the name of the sender.] NOTE: Remember to ALWAYS follow the task memorandum and design instructions and carefully review which sections to include or omit. Examining lawyers can change a typical MPT format at their discretion, so be careful not to make assumptions. Having examined the relevant legislation, we believe that this is the case.

The law ( …………………………. In summary, I believe that, on the basis of the facts set out in that letter, a court would conclude that Loman`s advertisement did not contain an offer to sell leather coats that a buyer could accept, but that it was, at best, an invitation to negotiate. Thus, no contract was concluded from this transaction. 15 In order to prevent Loman`s from facing complaints on this point in the future, I would recommend that Loman`s advertisements in future contain phrases such as “while supplies last”, “first come, first served” or “limited quantities – no substitutions allowed”. This way, Loman`s would tell buyers that there is no guarantee that they will be able to purchase an advertised or replacement item. While the additional text may increase advertising costs, inserting this extra language into ads could save time and costs associated with defending against such claims in the long run. 16 (1) The introductory paragraph indicates the client`s problem, specifies the legal issue on which the client seeks advice and indicates the author`s conclusion. Reference is made to the maintenance and your email address [date] in which you requested legal advice regarding the exemption from customs duties on the temporary importation of equipment by you for exploration activities carried out by Better Co. Ltd benefiting from the import exemption. You mentioned to me that the store sometimes issues rain cheques when it is possible to stock up on an item that Loman`s can buy at a discount.

In this case, the manufacturer had abandoned the coat line and Loman`s was not willing to sell other branded leather coats at such a drastic price. They fear that if the buyer`s interpretation is to be respected, Loman`s will have to rethink its marketing strategies. Although you assumed that the advertised terms were only valid for the duration of the stock, your listing did not contain any corresponding language. 2 You asked this law firm for its opinion on whether this purchaser could succeed in his claim for infringement. The application of these statutory provisions to Loman`s advertising leads to the conclusion that the advertisement did not constitute an offer to conclude a contract of sale and did not create a contractual obligation on the part of Loman`s. 9 In the present case, the advertisement did not indicate the number of coats to be sold, but described the leather coats as a `manufacturer`s fence`, which was sold at a significantly reduced price. 10 Furthermore, the advertisement did not contain any promise to sell the leather coats in exchange for an act or promise requested. 11 Furthermore, advertising does not give the public the right to choose a leather coat at comparable prices if the advertised coats were no longer available.

12 In the present case, although the buyer could claim that the advertisement did not contain restrictive language, for example that the coats were offered for sale within the limits of available stocks13, the advertisement stated that the shop, which opened at 7 a.m. on the day of the sale, was aimed at buyers early in the morning.