In the latest ease which 1 have been able to discover on the subject, Sullivan v. Constable (1932, 48 TLR. 267) Luxmore J, said: "In'these cumstances it seems to me that the defendant by his conduct has so acted that the plaintiff was reason ably entitled to believe that the defendant was assenting to the position which he had so plainly asserted in the correspondence; and consejuently that the rule in Freeman v. Cooke Boverns this case, The rule is stated
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