CT · jury_instructions
Conn. Civ. Jury Instr. 4.1-12
Revocation of Offer
The (offeror: defendant / plaintiff)1 claims that (he/she/it) revoked the offer on <date> when
(he/she) <describe action which allegedly constitutes revocation>.
The (offeror: defendant / plaintiff) may revoke the offer at any time before the (offeree:
defendant / plaintiff) has accepted it. Revocation is not effective unless it is communicated to
the (offeree: defendant / plaintiff) before (he/she/it) has accepted the offer. Therefore, if you find
that at the time the (offeror: defendant's / plaintiff's) action had the effect of communicating
(his/her/its) revocation of the offer to the (offeree: defendant / plaintiff) on <date>, the
revocation of the contract was valid unless you find that the (offeree: defendant / plaintiff) had
accepted the offer before <date>.
1 The term "offeror" and "offeree" have been inserted above as a guide. The charge should be
given in terms of the "plaintiff" or the "defendant," depending on which one is the offeror and
which one the offeree.
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- jud.ct.gov
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- 2026-08-23
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- 2026-08-23
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