TORT: Omissions - The general rule is that a person must not harm their neighbour, but they are not required to save them either.
CONTRACT: Offer - Clear expression of an unequivocal willingness to be bound of the offeree's acceptance. It need not be made to a specific person, but it must be accepted by one, and it must be communicated to be effective.
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