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Mirror Image Rule

This is a "Law Lessong" - a law lesson in a song - that I wrote to help students consider the application of the Mirror Image Rule to contract acceptances. This song deals with the issues of acceptance of contract offers. At Common Law, the Mirror Image Rule required that the acceptance language mirror that of the offer. Any different or additional language may convert the attempted acceptance into a counteroffer - terminating the ability to accept the original offer. The modern trend is for courts to soften the MIR by looking at the substance and meaning of additional language - finding counteroffers where the attempted acceptance manifests an intent to contract only under the new or different terms. Audio files for more law lessongs can be found here: http://sites.google.com/site/blawprof.... More "Law Lessong" videos will be posted at the Legal Studies Classroom blog: http://legalstudiesclassroom.blogspot... The melody is based on "Secret Agent Man" written by Steve Barri and P.F. Sloan and originally recorded by Johnny Rivers and which served as the theme song to the TV show, "Secret Agent Man" from 1964-66 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_A.... No copyright infringement is intended. This song is offered and intended for educational use only and has no commercial value. Mirror Image Rule Lyrics by M. DeAngelis Tune: Secret Agent Man There's a rule of contract law that's danger, For businessfolks to whom contract law's a stranger. With each offer in the trade, How is acceptance made? You don't want to risk a counteroffer! Refrain: Mirror Image Rule, Mirror Image Rule, The language of acceptance and the offer must be the same. Any different language could be trouble. Add another term - you've got trouble doubled! At Common Law it's true, With additional language you're through. No acceptance here, it's counteroffer. Refrain